Spring-Boot: Multi tenancy data integrity issue
I have multi tenant application build using spring boot. I am facing data integrity issue with JMS. i.e. tenant 1, tenant 2 client request data store into tenant 1 client. I observed issue with JmsReceiver marked with @Transaction annotation like example:
@Service
@Transactional
class DataReceiver{
@JmsListener(...)
fun receiveMessage(msg:Message<Data>){
}
}
If I remove transaction annotation from DataReceiver, it is fixed data integrity issue. but I don't understand why? is anybody know what is issue with @Transaction boundary in jms receiver. why should we not use it.
java spring-boot transactions jms multi-tenant
asked Nov 12 '18 at 11:55
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I have multi tenant application build using spring boot. I am facing data integrity issue with JMS. i.e. tenant 1, tenant 2 client request data store into tenant 1 client. I observed issue with JmsReceiver marked with @Transaction annotation like example:
@Service
@Transactional
class DataReceiver{
@JmsListener(...)
fun receiveMessage(msg:Message<Data>){
}
}
If I remove transaction annotation from DataReceiver, it is fixed data integrity issue. but I don't understand why? is anybody know what is issue with @Transaction boundary in jms receiver. why should we not use it.
java spring-boot transactions jms multi-tenant
asked Nov 12 '18 at 11:55
bNdbNd
5,59742560
add a comment |
I have multi tenant application build using spring boot. I am facing data integrity issue with JMS. i.e. tenant 1, tenant 2 client request data store into tenant 1 client. I observed issue with JmsReceiver marked with @Transaction annotation like example:
@Service
@Transactional
class DataReceiver{
@JmsListener(...)
fun receiveMessage(msg:Message<Data>){
}
}
If I remove transaction annotation from DataReceiver, it is fixed data integrity issue. but I don't understand why? is anybody know what is issue with @Transaction boundary in jms receiver. why should we not use it.
java spring-boot transactions jms multi-tenant
asked Nov 12 '18 at 11:55
bNdbNd
5,59742560
I have multi tenant application build using spring boot. I am facing data integrity issue with JMS. i.e. tenant 1, tenant 2 client request data store into tenant 1 client. I observed issue with JmsReceiver marked with @Transaction annotation like example:
@Service
@Transactional
class DataReceiver{
@JmsListener(...)
fun receiveMessage(msg:Message<Data>){
}
}
If I remove transaction annotation from DataReceiver, it is fixed data integrity issue. but I don't understand why? is anybody know what is issue with @Transaction boundary in jms receiver. why should we not use it.
java spring-boot transactions jms multi-tenant
java spring-boot transactions jms multi-tenant
asked Nov 12 '18 at 11:55
bNdbNd
5,59742560
asked Nov 12 '18 at 11:55
bNdbNd
5,59742560
asked Nov 12 '18 at 11:55
bNdbNd
5,59742560
asked Nov 12 '18 at 11:55
bNdbNd
5,59742560
asked Nov 12 '18 at 11:55
bNdbNd
5,59742560
5,59742560
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