Hibernate version: 1.20GA

In my implementation of IInterceptor.BeforeTransactionCompletion, if I throw an exception, the transaction is still committed and IInterceptor.AfterTransactionCompletion gets called. The transaction is marked as committed rather than rolled back.

If something goes wrong in IInterceptor.BeforeTransactionCompletion, how do I stop the transaction from committing? I am wrapping the exception in a HibernateException, since this is what the documentation says should be done for in other IInterceptor methods ...

This works as intended, exceptions thrown from BeforeTransactionCompletion are ignored. I'm not sure about the exact reason but other Java APIs seem to have this behavior as well.

OK. Thanks for the clarification.

We have a wrapper around NHibernate.ITransaction.Commit, so we can define our own Committing and Committed events in the wrapper and subscribe to those rather than in IInterceptor ... (sigh)