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Seperate datasource / transaction manager

mreiterer

Hi all,

can somebody explain how to configure activiti to use a separate transaction manager.

What i have so far:

- 2x datasourc, 1 for my business logic, 1 for activiti
- 2x PlatformTransactionManager
- activiti config via SpringProcessEngineConfiguration, using activiti datasource & transaction manager

in my service task my business logic transactions do not get commited.

thanks for your help.
Markus

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mreiterer

Problem was in my business logic / user code.

Everything works fine with 2 transaction managers.

martin_grofcik

Hi Markus,

do you really need 2 transaction managers? (Activiti can be embedded into your app, Distributed transactions make overhead)

Regards
Martin