Comments on Andrew Beacock's Blog: Supporting the Oracle XMLTYPE datatype via JPA (Sp...

We can also use Spring Data JDBC Extensions projec...

2011-11-27T14:28:52.152Z

We can also use Spring Data JDBC Extensions project to achieve the same. Need to include spring-data-oracle-1.0.0-RC1.jar and the required xdb.jar and xmlpaserv2.jar.

Good to hear from you mate,I doing really well and...

2011-10-12T23:40:55.083+01:00

Good to hear from you mate,I doing really well and I hope you are too!

Glad you found the blog post handy :D

Thanks Andy! I was looking for exactly this. Hope ...

2011-10-12T23:34:42.339+01:00

Thanks Andy! I was looking for exactly this. Hope you are doing well - I guess you're back in England now.

Really really a helpful entry.I was having the exa...

2010-04-14T14:01:49.553+01:00

Really really a helpful entry.I was having the exact requirement and found the solution so accurate for me.

Perhaps a follow-up posting would be appropriate o...

2009-07-13T06:57:09.496+01:00

Perhaps a follow-up posting would be appropriate on the subject of testing complex transactions for atomicity? ;)

Slack Aliss, cheers for the nice comments. To ans...

2009-07-11T16:07:27.679+01:00

Slack Aliss, cheers for the nice comments. To answer your question regarding atomic behaviour my answer is "No I have evidence at all!"

Good post, Andy. I particularly like the syntax c...

2009-07-11T10:45:20.551+01:00

Good post, Andy.

I particularly like the syntax colouring in the code samples.

I have one question on the coding, however. Do you have any evidence that this is truly an atomic operation? If the saveXml() fails, are you sure nothing is left in the DB due to the flush()?