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Problem with @Transactional #55
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I'll have to write up a test for this and see if I can reproduce it. I'll let you know. |
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I was able to reproduce and fix. This will go out in the next release. |
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I have a consumer whose
handleMessage
contents needed to be wrapped in awithTransaction { ... }
block. I did that, and everything worked perfectly.In order to clean that up a little bit, though, I tried adding the
@Transactional
annotation to the class. However, when I start up my app, I getunable to retrieve configuration for consumer MyConsumer...
. My app starts up completely afterwards, but that consumer won't receive messages.Not totally sure what could be causing that error. Would you have any ideas and/or solutions?
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