Caching the ThreadContext breaks in multi-deployment environments #335
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My use-case is that I first deploy application A in WildFly, then undeploy application A, and then deploy application B.
Before this fix application B will still use the ThreadContext and underlying ContextManager from application A. This breaks the optimisation @stuartwdouglas added to cache the TransactionManager in the JtaThreadContextProvider as it tries to read data from the bean manager from deployment A which has been cleared. Also, I believe we cannot cache in case deployments supply their own ThreadContext implementations.
Creating the ThreadContext on demand as I am doing here fixes the problem.