| org.hibernate.transaction.TransactionFactory | 
|  Known Indirect Subclasses | 
Contract for generating Hibernate Transaction instances.
 
TRANSACTION_STRATEGY configuration
 setting.
 
 Implementors must be threadsafe and should declare a public default constructor.
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| TransactionFactory.Context | Callback mechanism; a context is always a Sessionin the Hibernate usage. | ||||||||||
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| Are all transaction callbacks local to Hibernate Transactions?
 Or can the callbacks originate from some other source (e.g. | |||||||||||
| Configure from the given properties. | |||||||||||
| Begin a transaction and return the associated Transaction instance. | |||||||||||
| Get the default connection release mode. | |||||||||||
| Determine whether an underlying transaction is in progress. | |||||||||||
| Do we require access to the JTA TransactionManager for
 this strategy? | |||||||||||
Are all transaction callbacks local to Hibernate Transactions? Or can the callbacks originate from some other source (e.g. a JTA Synchronization).
Transaction; false otherwise.
Configure from the given properties.
| props | The configuration properties. | 
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| HibernateException | Indicates a problem configuring this factory. | 
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Begin a transaction and return the associated Transaction instance.
| jdbcContext | The jdbc context to which the transaction belongs | 
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| context | The contract regarding the context in which this transaction will operate. | 
| HibernateException | Indicates a problem generating a transaction instance | 
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Get the default connection release mode.
Determine whether an underlying transaction is in progress.
Mainly this is used in determining whether to register a synchronization as well as whether or not to circumvent auto flushing outside transactions.| jdbcContext | The JDBC context | 
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| transactionContext | The transaction context | 
| transaction | The Hibernate transaction | 
Do we require access to the JTA TransactionManager for this strategy?