org.springframework.test.context.transaction

Class TestTransaction

java.lang.Object

org.springframework.test.context.transaction.TestTransaction

public class TestTransaction
extends Object

TestTransaction provides a collection of static utility methods for programmatic interaction with test-managed transactions within test methods, before methods, and after methods.

Consult the javadocs for TransactionalTestExecutionListener for a detailed explanation of test-managed transactions.

Support for TestTransaction is automatically available whenever the TransactionalTestExecutionListener is enabled. Note that the TransactionalTestExecutionListener is typically enabled by default, but it can also be manually enabled via the @TestExecutionListeners annotation.

Since:

4.1

Author:

Sam Brannen

See Also:

TransactionalTestExecutionListener

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor and Description
TestTransaction()

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
static void	end() Immediately force a commit or rollback of the current test-managed transaction, according to the rollback flag.
static void	flagForCommit() Flag the current test-managed transaction for commit.
static void	flagForRollback() Flag the current test-managed transaction for rollback.
static boolean	isActive() Determine whether a test-managed transaction is currently active.
static boolean	isFlaggedForRollback() Determine whether the current test-managed transaction has been flagged for rollback or flagged for commit.
static void	start() Start a new test-managed transaction.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

TestTransaction

public TestTransaction()

Method Detail

isActive

public static boolean isActive()

Determine whether a test-managed transaction is currently active.

Returns:

true if a test-managed transaction is currently active

See Also:

start(), end()

isFlaggedForRollback

public static boolean isFlaggedForRollback()

Determine whether the current test-managed transaction has been flagged for rollback or flagged for commit.

Returns:

true if the current test-managed transaction is flagged to be rolled back; false if the current test-managed transaction is flagged to be committed

Throws:

IllegalStateException - if a transaction is not active for the current test

See Also:

isActive(), flagForRollback(), flagForCommit()

flagForRollback

public static void flagForRollback()

Flag the current test-managed transaction for rollback.

Invoking this method will not end the current transaction. Rather, the value of this flag will be used to determine whether or not the current test-managed transaction should be rolled back or committed once it is ended.

Throws:

IllegalStateException - if a transaction is not active for the current test

See Also:

isActive(), isFlaggedForRollback(), start(), end()

flagForCommit

public static void flagForCommit()

Flag the current test-managed transaction for commit.

Invoking this method will not end the current transaction. Rather, the value of this flag will be used to determine whether or not the current test-managed transaction should be rolled back or committed once it is ended.

Throws:

IllegalStateException - if a transaction is not active for the current test

See Also:

isActive(), isFlaggedForRollback(), start(), end()

start

public static void start()

Start a new test-managed transaction.

Only call this method if end() has been called or if no transaction has been previously started.

Throws:

IllegalStateException - if the transaction context could not be retrieved or if a transaction is already active for the current test

See Also:

isActive(), end()

end

public static void end()

Immediately force a commit or rollback of the current test-managed transaction, according to the rollback flag.

Throws:

IllegalStateException - if the transaction context could not be retrieved or if a transaction is not active for the current test

See Also:

isActive(), start()