Enthuware

I think this part of your explanation is not correct :

"A checked application exception never automatically rollbacks a transaction (i.e. the developer must call setRollbackOnly() explicitly in code to rollback the transaction)."

=> a checked application exception can also automatically rollback a transaction if it is marked with rollback=true ( i.e. @ApplicationException(rollback=true) ), doesn't it ?

Thanks and regards,

Olivier

Yes, you are right, it is an exception to the general rule and that is mentioned in the next line of the same explanation itself.

Thanks for the confirmation.

However, (sorry to insist) it is not mentioned in the next line of the explanation :

This line is "An unchecked application exception can automatically set a transaction for rollback IF it is marked with rollback=true ( i.e. @ApplicationException(rollback=true) )."

But, as we just saw, both checked and unchecked application exceptions can automatically set a transaction for rollback if it is marked with rollback=true ( i.e. @ApplicationException(rollback=true) ).

Thanks and regards,

Olivier

Very sorry, I was too quick to respond. You are right. It has now been updated.

thank you for your feedback!