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Spring Q&A; » Transaction » dbunit 

1. DBUnit/Spring transaction not rolling back when using OracleDataSource    stackoverflow.com

I'm trying to use DBUnit to insert spatial data into an Oracle database and then roll it back. In order to insert the spatial data, I must use Oracle10DataTypeFactory which ...

2. Help required: A transactional DBUnit Test Case    forum.springsource.org

Nov 24th, 2004, 02:45 PM #1 thomasvdv View Profile View Forum Posts Private Message Visit Homepage Member Join Date Aug 2004 Location Los Angeles, USA Posts 58 Help required: A transactional ...

3. DBUnit/Spring transaction not rolling back when using OracleDataSource    forum.springsource.org

DBUnit/Spring transaction not rolling back when using OracleDataSource I'm trying to use DBUnit to insert spatial data into an oracle database and then roll it back. In order to insert the ...

4. Spring, Hibernate, DbUnit and transactions    forum.springsource.org

Spring, Hibernate, DbUnit and transactions I'm trying to integrate DbUnit in my unit tests. My test classes are configured with annotations as follow : Code: @RunWith(SpringJUnit4ClassRunner.class) @ContextConfiguration(locations = { "classpath:applicationContext.xml" }) ...

5. Do you use dbunit, or just rely on rolling back transactions?    forum.springsource.org

Do you use dbunit, or just rely on rolling back transactions? When working on big database applications... do you use dbunit, or just rely on rolling back transactions? I really like ...

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