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package org.jooq;

import java.sql.Savepoint;

import org.jooq.exception.DataAccessException;
import org.jooq.impl.DefaultTransactionProvider;

/**
 * The TransactionProvider SPI can be used to implement custom
 * transaction behaviour that is applied when calling
 * {@link DSLContext#transactionResult(TransactionalCallable)} or
 * {@link DSLContext#transaction(TransactionalRunnable)}.
 * 

* A new {@link Configuration} copy is created from the calling * {@link DSLContext} for the scope of a single transactions. Implementors may * freely add custom data to {@link Configuration#data()}, in order to share * information between {@link #begin(TransactionContext)} and * {@link #commit(TransactionContext)} or {@link #rollback(TransactionContext)}, * as well as to share information with nested transactions. *

* Implementors may freely choose whether they support nested transactions. An * example implementation supporting nested transactions is * {@link DefaultTransactionProvider}, which implements such transactions using * JDBC {@link Savepoint}s. * * @author Lukas Eder */ public interface TransactionProvider { /** * Begin a new transaction. *

* This method begins a new transaction with a {@link Configuration} scoped * for this transaction. The resulting {@link Transaction} object may be * used by implementors to identify the transaction when * {@link #commit(TransactionContext)} or * {@link #rollback(TransactionContext)} is called. * * @param ctx the configuration scoped to this transaction and its * nested transactions. * @throws DataAccessException Any exception issued by the underlying * database. */ void begin(TransactionContext ctx) throws DataAccessException; /** * Commit a transaction. * * @param ctx the configuration scoped to this transaction and its nested * transactions. * @throws DataAccessException Any exception issued by the underlying * database. */ void commit(TransactionContext ctx) throws DataAccessException; /** * Rollback a transaction. * * @param ctx the configuration scoped to this transaction and its nested * transactions. * @throws DataAccessException Any exception issued by the underlying * database. */ void rollback(TransactionContext ctx) throws DataAccessException; }





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