Joltevent class, Commit, Rollback – HP NonStop G-Series User Manual
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commit
Performs the transaction commit.
void commit()
Usage After commit() is called, the object is obsolete.
Throws
TransactionException
TPEJOLT: Invalid transaction
TPEJOLT: Connection send error
TPEJOLT: Connection recv error
TPEJOLT: Protocol error
TPEABORT: Requests pending
The commit() method generates an exception upon receipt of the following TUXEDO errors:
tpcommit()
TPEINVAL, TPETIME, TPEABORT, TPEHEURISTIC, TPEHAZARD, TPEPROTO, TPESYSTEM, TPEOS
or tperrno in the TUXEDO System Reference Manual for explanations of these error
messages.
rollback
Aborts the transaction.
void rollback()
Usage After rollback() is called, the object is obsolete.
Throws
TransactionException
TPEJOLT: Invalid transaction
TPEJOLT: Connection send error
TPEJOLT: Connection recv error
TPEJOLT: Protocol error
The rollback() method generates an exception upon receipt of the following TUXEDO errors:
tpabort()
TPEINVAL, TPEHEURISTIC, TPEHAZARD, TPEOS, TPEPROTO, TPESYSTEM
or tperrno in the TUXEDO System Reference Manual for explanations of these error
messages.
JoltEvent Class
java.lang.Object
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+----bea.jolt.JoltEvent
The JoltEvent class extends the java.lang.Object class and is a base class for various event subscriptions. This class is not
designed to be instantiated directly. The JoltEvent class provides some common implementations for all subscriptions. An
event can be a notification event or service event. A notifiable event generates an event subscription while a service event