Hibernate version: 3.0.5


Full stack trace of any exception that occurs:
none

Name and version of the database you are using:
MySQL 4.1 and 5.0 with InnoDB Tables using Connection/J 3.1.10a
The generated SQL (show_sql=true):
none

Debug level Hibernate log excerpt:
default



I'm using the session.getCurrentSession() on my EJB Statless Session Beans ...

the code are:

Session hsession = getSessionFactory("ECI").getCurrentSession();
Transaction tx = hsession.beginTransaction();

Eam joe = new Eam();
joe.setAge(12);
hsession.save(joe);

IN THIS POINT I CALL THE ANOTHER METHOD IN THE SAME SESSION
THE CODE OF ANNOTHER METHOD IS:

Session hsession2 = getSessionFactory("ECI").getCurrentSession();
Transaction tx2 = hsession2.beginTransaction();
Eam joe2 = new Eam();
joe2.setAge(32);
hsession2.save(joe2);
tx2.rollback();
hsession2.flush();

BACK TO MAIN METHOD

hsession.flush




In the DATABASE , the firt "joe" are inserted on my database , but on call the another method and call the rollback , the FULL TRANSACTION IS ROLLEDBACK

The Hibernate does not supports a subtransactions ?

I call two timer the begin transaction , only the joe2 made be deleted ,

The InnoDB supports sub-transaction savepoint... the hibernate supports ?

Calling the second Session.getTransaction() returned the same transaction, unless the session bean method was marked as 'REQUIERS_NEW'.

Hibernate is transaction independent, it is integrated with underlaying transactions, but all transaction handling should be done by you or container (ejb). Check out org.hibernate.transaction package.