Dear group,
While implementing XAResource.recover(), I realized, that we have to
provide an own Xid implementation for the sole purpose of serving as
the return value for this method.
While implementing equals is trivial, hashCode is a real problem. I did not
find any definition in the JTA spec, how it should be implemented?
Maybe I have overlooked something, but if not, then this needs to be
clarified and/or the caller of XAResource.recover() must be disallowed to
rely
on the hashCode implementation of the returned objects (e.g. not put them
in a HashSet or so).
Regards,
Christian
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