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Thirteen captured transcripts: a listener is a blocking method call, ordering and chaining, SpEL conditions, generic-event erasure, every transaction phase on commit and rollback, what an AFTER_COMMIT listener can write, which exceptions reach the publisher, async listeners on platform and virtual threads, and the annotations behind Spring Modulith's @ApplicationModuleListener. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <[email protected]> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Uu7q8vPeREyT4218EJPzz1
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# An AFTER_COMMIT listener that inserts a row: three ways to declare it
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--- no transaction attribute on the listener ---
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inside the listener, right after the insert: audit row visible to other connections: false
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after place() returned, order rows: 1
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after place() returned, audit rows: 1
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--- @Transactional(propagation = REQUIRES_NEW) on the listener ---
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order rows: 1
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audit rows: 1
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--- @Transactional (REQUIRED, the default) on the listener ---
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context started: false
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failure chain: BeanInitializationException -> IllegalStateException
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root cause: @TransactionalEventListener method must not be annotated with @Transactional unless when declared as REQUIRES_NEW or NOT_SUPPORTED: void com.ankurm.events.txwrite.required.AuditRequired.audit(com.ankurm.events.txwrite.shared.OrderPlaced)
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