Hello,

i have implemented an AuditLog-Interceptor inside an Jboss-Application based upon this thread http://forum.hibernate.org/viewtopic.php?t=932065.

The sessionFactory necessary to store the audit-entries did i inject into the JNDI via persistence.xml and can now get a new session via:


Now i have the problem, how to handle rollbacks of operations in the application. As far as i understand, jboss and my code use the same EntityManagerFactory, but then Jboss injects always "org.jboss.ejb3.entity.TransactionScopedEntityManager" into beans, while i'm getting only "org.hibernate.impl.SessionFactoryImpl" in the interceptor.

SessionFactoryImpl doesn't share the actual persistence contexct and JTA-Transaction with the calling bean, am i right ?

So the question, how to get the audit entries rollbacked in case of an rollback in the original bean-method [using CMP] ?

Hello,

found a solution. I followed the tips, not to use the "old" interceptor way. No i'm using the more fine grained event-model of hibernate-Entitymanager. This works even fine with jboss, cause the appropriate insert-, update- or delete-event will only be fired, if the transaction would not be rolled back in the meantime.

For more information see http://www.hibernate.org/hib_docs/entit ... tml#d0e491 and entity-manager source-code.