Examples of org.odmg.TransactionAbortedException

org.odmg.TransactionAbortedException
This exception is thrown when the database asynchronously and explicitly aborts the user's transaction due to some failure, the user's data is reset just as if the user had directly called Transaction.abort. @author David Jordan (as Java Editor of the Object Data Management Group) @version ODMG 3.0

            }
            // all neccessary db operations are executed within a PersistenceBroker transaction:
            if(!broker.isInTransaction())
            {
                log.error("PB associated with current odmg-tx is not in tx");
                throw new TransactionAbortedException("Underlying PB is not in tx, was begin call done before commit?");
            }


            // Committing has to be done in two phases. First implicitly upgrade to lock on all related
            // objects of objects in this transaction. Then the list of locked objects has to be
            // reordered to solve referential integrity dependencies, then the objects are

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            {
//                if (log.isDebugEnabled())
//                    log.debug("call beginTransaction() on PB instance");
//                broker.beginTransaction();
                log.error("PB associated with current odmg-tx is not in tx");
                throw new TransactionAbortedException("Underlying PB is not in tx");
            }


            // Committing has to be done in two phases. First implicitly upgrade to lock on all related
            // objects of objects in this transaction. Then the list of locked objects has to be
            // reordered to solve referential integrity dependencies, then the objects are

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            }
            // all neccessary db operations are executed within a PersistenceBroker transaction:
            if (!broker.isInTransaction())
            {
                log.error("PB associated with current odmg-tx is not in tx");
                throw new TransactionAbortedException("Underlying PB is not in tx, was begin call done before commit?");
            }


            // Committing has to be done in two phases. First implicitly upgrade to lock on all related
            // objects of objects in this transaction. Then the list of locked objects has to be
            // reordered to solve referential integrity dependencies, then the objects are

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            {
//                if (log.isDebugEnabled())
//                    log.debug("call beginTransaction() on PB instance");
//                broker.beginTransaction();
                log.error("PB associated with current odmg-tx is not in tx");
                throw new TransactionAbortedException("Underlying PB is not in tx");
            }


            // Committing has to be done in two phases. First implicitly upgrade to lock on all related
            // objects of objects in this transaction. Then the list of locked objects has to be
            // reordered to solve referential integrity dependencies, then the objects are

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            }
            // all neccessary db operations are executed within a PersistenceBroker transaction:
            if (!broker.isInTransaction())
            {
                log.error("PB associated with current odmg-tx is not in tx");
                throw new TransactionAbortedException("Underlying PB is not in tx, was begin call done before commit?");
            }


            // Committing has to be done in two phases. First implicitly upgrade to lock on all related
            // objects of objects in this transaction. Then the list of locked objects has to be
            // reordered to solve referential integrity dependencies, then the objects are

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