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// Contributors:
// Oracle - initial API and implementation from Oracle TopLink
// 10/24/2017-3.0 Tomas Kraus
// - 526419: Modify EclipseLink to reflect changes in JTA 1.1.
package org.eclipse.persistence.transaction;
import javax.transaction.*;
import org.eclipse.persistence.exceptions.TransactionException;
/**
*
* Purpose: TransactionController implementation for JTA 1.0
*
* Description: Implements the required behavior for controlling JTA 1.0
* transactions. Specific JTA implementations may need to extend this class
* when special controller behavior is necessary.
*
* The JTA TransactionManager must be obtained and set on the
* instance in order for a Synchronization listener to be registered against
* the transaction. This can be done either by extending this class and defining
* acquireTransactionManager() to return the manager for the server, or by using
* this class and explicitly calling the setTransactionManager() method on it
* after the fact.
* e.g.
* TransactionManager mgr = controller.jndiLookup("java:comp/TransactionManager");
* controller.setTransactionManager(mgr);
*
* If a different listener needs to be used for synchronization, the
* SynchronizationListenerFactory should be set on the controller instance.
* The listener subclass should implement the factory interface, so that
* setting the factory is simply a matter of assigning an instance of the
* listener.
* e.g.
* controller.setSynchronizationListenerFactory(
* new DifferentServerSynchronizationListener());
*
* The default listener factory creates instances of JTATransactionListener.
*
* @see JTASynchronizationListener
* @see AbstractTransactionController
*/
public class JTATransactionController extends AbstractTransactionController {
// Allows transaction manager to be set statically.
protected static TransactionManager defaultTransactionManager;
// Primary point of integration with JTA
protected TransactionManager transactionManager;
/**
* PUBLIC:
* Return a new controller for use with a JTA 1.0 compliant TransactionManager.
*/
public JTATransactionController() {
super();
this.listenerFactory = new JTASynchronizationListener();
try {
this.transactionManager = acquireTransactionManager();
} catch (Exception ex) {
throw TransactionException.errorObtainingTransactionManager(ex);
}
}
/**
* PUBLIC:
* Return a new controller for use with a JTA 1.0 compliant TransactionManager.
*/
public JTATransactionController(TransactionManager transactionManager) {
super();
this.listenerFactory = new JTASynchronizationListener();
this.transactionManager = transactionManager;
}
/**
* INTERNAL:
* Register the specified synchronization listener with the given active
* transaction.
*
* @param listener The synchronization listener created for this transaction
* @param txn The active transaction for which notification is being requested
*/
protected void registerSynchronization_impl(AbstractSynchronizationListener listener, Object txn) throws Exception {
((Transaction)txn).registerSynchronization((Synchronization)listener);
}
/**
* INTERNAL:
* Return the active external transaction, or null if none is currently
* active for this thread.
*
* @return The active transaction object or id, or null if no transaction is active
*/
protected Object getTransaction_impl() throws Exception {
return getTransactionManager().getTransaction();
}
/**
* INTERNAL:
* Return a key for the specified external transaction object.
* The key is just something that can be inserted into a hashtable (must support
* hashCode() and equals() methods).
*
* @param transaction The transaction to which the returned key applies (may be null)
* @return A key for the passed in transaction, or null if no transaction specified
*/
protected Object getTransactionKey_impl(Object transaction) throws Exception {
// Use the transaction itself as the key
return transaction;
}
/**
* INTERNAL:
* Return the transaction status as an object. We will pass around Integers that
* wrap the int JTA status values.
*
* @return The current transaction status
*/
protected Object getTransactionStatus_impl() throws Exception {
return Integer.valueOf(getTransactionManager().getStatus());
}
/**
* INTERNAL:
* Begin an external transaction.
*/
protected void beginTransaction_impl() throws Exception {
getTransactionManager().begin();
}
/**
* INTERNAL:
* Commit the external transaction.
*/
protected void commitTransaction_impl() throws Exception {
getTransactionManager().commit();
}
/**
* INTERNAL:
* Roll back the external transaction.
*/
protected void rollbackTransaction_impl() throws Exception {
getTransactionManager().rollback();
}
/**
* INTERNAL:
* Mark the external transaction for rollback.
*/
protected void markTransactionForRollback_impl() throws Exception {
getTransactionManager().setRollbackOnly();
}
/**
* INTERNAL:
* Return true if the status indicates that a transaction can be started. This
* would normally mean that no transaction is currently active.
*
* @param status The current transaction status
* @return true if the current state allows for a transaction to be started
*/
protected boolean canBeginTransaction_impl(Object status) {
return getIntStatus(status) == Status.STATUS_NO_TRANSACTION;
}
/**
* INTERNAL:
* Return true if the status indicates that a transaction can be committed. This
* would normally mean that a transaction is currently active.
*
* @param status The current transaction status
* @return true if the current state allows for a transaction to be committed
*/
protected boolean canCommitTransaction_impl(Object status) {
return getIntStatus(status) == Status.STATUS_ACTIVE;
}
/**
* INTERNAL:
* Return true if the status indicates that a transaction can be rolled back. This
* would normally mean that a transaction is currently active.
*
* @param status The current transaction status
* @return true if the current state allows for a transaction to be rolled back
*/
protected boolean canRollbackTransaction_impl(Object status) {
return getIntStatus(status) == Status.STATUS_ACTIVE;
}
/**
* INTERNAL:
* Return true if the status indicates that the SQL should be issued to the db.
* This would normally mean that a transaction was active.
*
* @param status The current transaction status
* @return true if the current state allows for the SQL to be sent to the database
*/
protected boolean canIssueSQLToDatabase_impl(Object status) {
int stat = getIntStatus(status);
return ((stat == Status.STATUS_ACTIVE) || (stat == Status.STATUS_PREPARING));
}
/**
* INTERNAL:
* Return true if the status indicates that the unit of work should be merged
* into the shared cache. This would normally mean that the transaction was
* committed successfully.
*
* @param status The current transaction status
* @return true if the current state dictates that the unit of work should be merged
*/
protected boolean canMergeUnitOfWork_impl(Object status) {
return getIntStatus(status) == Status.STATUS_COMMITTED;
}
/**
* INTERNAL:
* Return true if the transaction is rolled back.
*/
public boolean isRolledBack_impl(Object status) {
return getIntStatus(status) == Status.STATUS_ROLLEDBACK;
}
/**
* INTERNAL:
* Obtain and return the JTA TransactionManager on this platform.
* By default try java:comp JNDI lookup.
*
* This method can be can be overridden by subclasses to obtain the
* transaction manager by whatever means is appropriate to the server.
* This method is invoked by the constructor to initialize the transaction
* manager at instance-creation time. Alternatively the transaction manager
* can be set directly on the controller instance using the
* setTransactionManager() method after the instance has been created.
*
* @return The TransactionManager for the transaction system
*/
protected TransactionManager acquireTransactionManager() throws Exception {
if (defaultTransactionManager != null) {
return defaultTransactionManager;
}
return null;
}
/**
* INTERNAL:
* Convenience method to return the int value of the transaction status.
* Assumes that the status object is an Integer.
*/
protected int getIntStatus(Object status) {
return ((Integer)status).intValue();
}
/**
* PUBLIC:
* Return the transaction manager used to control the JTA transactions.
*
* @return The JTA TransactionManager that is used to obtain transaction
* state information and control the active transaction.
*/
public TransactionManager getTransactionManager() {
return transactionManager;
}
/**
* PUBLIC:
* Set the transaction manager used to control the JTA transactions.
*
* @param mgr A valid JTA TransactionManager that can be
* accessed by this controller to obtain transaction state information and
* control the active transaction.
*/
public void setTransactionManager(TransactionManager mgr) {
transactionManager = mgr;
}
/**
* INTERNAL:
* Convert the status to a string for tracing.
*/
static String[] codes = { "STATUS_ACTIVE", "MARKED_ROLLBACK", "PREPARED", "COMMITTED", "ROLLEDBACK", "UNKNOWN", "NO_TRANSACTION", "PREPARING", "COMMITTING", "ROLLING_BACK" };
protected String statusToString_impl(Object status) {
int statusCode = getIntStatus(status);
return codes[statusCode];
}
public static TransactionManager getDefaultTransactionManager() {
return defaultTransactionManager;
}
/**
* PUBLIC:
* Set the JTA transaction manager to be used.
* This can be called directly before login to configure JTA integration manually, or using Spring injection.
*/
public static void setDefaultTransactionManager(TransactionManager defaultTransactionManager) {
JTATransactionController.defaultTransactionManager = defaultTransactionManager;
}
}