org.apache.onami.persist
Annotation Type Transactional

@Target(value={METHOD,TYPE})
@Retention(value=RUNTIME)
@Inherited
public @interface Transactional

Marks a method or class to be executed within a transaction.

This will span a new transaction around the method unless there is already a running transaction. In the case that there is a running transaction no new transaction is started. If a rollback happens for a method which did not start the transaction the already existing transaction will be marked as rollbackOnly.

Guice uses AOP to enhance a method annotated with @Transactional with a wrapper. This means the @Transactional only works as expected when:

• The object on which the method is called has been created by guice.
  This can be achieved by having it (or a Provider) injected into your class or by calling Injector.getInstance(Class) or Injector.getInstance(Key).
• The method which should be run transactional is not private, not static and not final.

Optional Element Summary

Class<? extends Exception>[]	ignore A list of exceptions to not rollback on.
Class<? extends Annotation>[]	onUnits A List of annotations for persistence units on which to start a transaction.
Class<? extends Exception>[]	rollbackOn A list of exceptions to rollback on.

onUnits

public abstract Class<? extends Annotation>[] onUnits

A List of annotations for persistence units on which to start a transaction. Default is on all persistence units.

Default:

{}

rollbackOn

public abstract Class<? extends Exception>[] rollbackOn

A list of exceptions to rollback on. Default is RuntimeException.

Default:

java.lang.RuntimeException.class

ignore

public abstract Class<? extends Exception>[] ignore

A list of exceptions to not rollback on. Use this to exclude one ore more subclasses of the exceptions defined in rollbackOn(). Default is none.

Default:

{}