Refactors JtaConnection to allow status enforcement by JTA implementation #8479
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This pull request refactors
JtaConnection
(and makes requisite changes in other files to accommodate) so that if desired all enlistment validation can be performed by the JTA implementation, rather than proactively by the Helidon classes.This pull request is in response to #8441 but it is not clear that the desired use case is supportable. The refactorings help more cleanly separate responsibilities, however.
The refactorings are behind a system property for the moment (
helidon.jta.preemptiveEnlistmentChecks
). To run an application with these refactorings in effect, passfalse
for this value (it istrue
by default for backwards compatibility).Documentation impact: none; this is an internal refactoring only.