Using JPA with Deadbolt
If you're using JPA, there's a good chance you're going to run into issues when entity managers are used across different threads. To address this, you can put Deadbolt into blocking mode - this ensures all DB calls made in the Deadbolt layer are made from the same thread; this has performance implications, but it's unavoidable with JPA.
To switch to blocking mode, set deadbolt.java.blocking
to true in your configuration.
The default timeout is 1000 milliseconds - to change this, use deadbolt.java.blocking-timeout
in your application.conf
.
This example configuration puts Deadbolt in blocking mode, with a timeout of 2500 milliseconds.
deadbolt {
java {
blocking=true
blocking-timeout=2500
}
}
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