Uses of Class
com.gemstone.gemfire.cache.TransactionException

Packages that use TransactionException

Package	Description
com.gemstone.gemfire.cache	Provides an implementation of distributed object caching that can leverage GemFire's distribution capabilities.

Uses of TransactionException in com.gemstone.gemfire.cache

Subclasses of TransactionException in com.gemstone.gemfire.cache

Modifier and Type	Class and Description
class	CommitConflictException Thrown when a commit fails due to a write conflict.
class	CommitDistributionException Indicates that an attempt to notify required participants of a transaction involving one or more regions that are configured with MembershipAttributes may have failed.
class	CommitIncompleteException Thrown when a commit fails to complete due to errors
class	RemoteTransactionException Deprecated. as of 6.6 exceptions from a remote node are no longer wrapped in this exception. Instead of this, TransactionDataNodeHasDepartedException is thrown.
class	TransactionDataNodeHasDepartedException Thrown when the transactional data host has shutdown or no longer has the data being modified by the transaction.
class	TransactionDataNotColocatedException Indicates that an attempt was made to transactionally modify multiple keys that are not colocated on the same data host.
class	TransactionDataRebalancedException Thrown when a RebalanceOperation occurs concurrently with a transaction.
class	TransactionInDoubtException This Exception is thrown in presence of node failures, when GemFire cannot know with certainty about the outcome of the transaction.