Transactional support about jsonrpc4j HOT 1 CLOSED

you’d have to implement the transactional support on the server side.  there isn’t any support in jsonrpc for this.  maybe do something like this on the client:

try {
   client.startTransaction(); // rpc method, starts a transaction on the server
   client.stuff(); // roc method
} catch(Exception e) {
   client.rollbackTransaction(); // rpc method, rolls back the transaction
} finally {
   client.commitTransaction(); // rpc method, commits the transaction
}

And then on the server you’ll have to detect a premature disconnection and automatically rollback the transaction.

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Brian C. Dilley

On August 18, 2014 at 9:12:36 AM, Alex Collins ([email protected]) wrote:

Hi there,

I'm writing an application and I'd love to use JSON-RPC 4J. The app has two parts, a JSON-RPC and a client. I'd like the client to connect, make several RPC calls (using the streams version), and then disconnect. If anything goes wrong, then I'd like to have wrapped it in a transaction, and roll the whole thing back.

Could you give me a pointer or suggestion on how I might do this?

Alex

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