Examples of com.persistit.Transaction.commit()

• com.persistit.Transaction.commit()

  Commit this transaction. This method flushes the journal entries created by the transaction to the journal buffer, optionally waits for those changes to be written durably to disk according to the default configured {@link CommitPolicy}, and marks the transaction as completed so that its effects are visible to other transactions.

  If executed within the scope of an outer transaction, this method simply sets a flag indicating that the current transaction level has committed without modifying any data. The commit for the outermost transaction scope is responsible for actually committing the changes.

  Once an application thread has called commit, no subsequent Persistit database operations are permitted until the end method has been called. An attempt to store, fetch or remove data after commit has been called throws an IllegalStateException.

  @throws PersistitIOException if the transaction could not be written to the journal due to an IOException. This exception also causes the transaction to be rolled back. @throws RollbackException if the {@link #rollback()} was previously called @throws PersistitInterruptedException if the thread was interrupted while waiting for I/O completion @throws IllegalStateException if no transaction scope is active or this transaction scope has already called commit @throws PersistitException if a PersistitException was caught by the JOURNAL_FLUSHER thread after this transaction began waiting for durability @see Persistit#getDefaultTransactionCommitPolicy()