Re: [Springframework-developer] Transaction timeouts

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Juergen,

I had to merge my changes with yours in the JdbcTemplate.  I added close() calls
to the stmt, ps and rs objects when an exception was caught.  I also removed the
ReadOnlyResultSet that we talked about earlier.

I also copied the new documentation to the website.

Thomas

> I've introduced timeout support for DataSourceTransactionManager and
> HibernateTransactionManager last weekend. A transaction timeout can get
> applied to Statement.setQueryTimeout, decreasing with every statement, for
> JDBC drivers that actually interpret that. Same for Hibernate's
> Query.setTimeout. Of course, the convenience classes apply this
> automatically. Manual access code has to call
> DataSourceUtils.applyTransactionTimeout(Statement) respectively
> SessionFactoryUtils.applyTransactionTimeout(Query) to participate in
> transaction timeouts.
> 
> BTW, I've just added an Avalon section to our "lightweight containers"
> article, on the occasion of the TSS discussion on PicoContainer. Thomas,
> could you please put it on the website?
> 
> Juergen
> 
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