I think the point that he was trying to make was that this isn't
something that JSF is meant to handle. The way I would handle something
like this is to have my backing bean get a reference to some business
logic object (living in Spring or some other container in the same JVM
or on another machine) and have the business logic object make the
multiple attempts to perform the transaction.
To me, JSF is purely meant to create interfaces for the user. Any
business logic should reside in a separate component layer.
Just my 2 cents,
Rich
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Just to be clear this is *not *a jdbc/orm issue. I can retry a request
if I'm not using jsf. For example, I have an xml servlet layer which
works fine with a filter that retries. Furthermore, there could be
cases where a non-database issue requires a retry (maybe a network
issue with a remote resource).
Does anyone have any ideas how to retry a request in jsf?
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This is more of a JDBC/ORM issue.
You need a fishing pole to get the fish to your boat, you need a
skillet to get the fish to the dinner table. There are tools to catch
and cook the fish, but not in Java land ;)
Dennis Byrne
