Arquillian persistence problem

ArqTxProblem.java

@Test
public void dataIsPopulated() {
    // given populated cache
        
    // when
    List<Question> questions = cut.getQuestions();

    // then
    assertThat(questions.size()).isEqualTo(3);
}

@Test
//@Transactional(TransactionMode.ROLLBACK)
public void updateGeneratesEvent() throws NotSupportedException, SystemException {
    utx.begin();
        
    // given
    Question question = cut.getQuestions().get(0);
        
    // when
    question.setSummary("My test summary");
    cut.updateQuestion(question);
        
    // then
    Question actual = cut.getQuestionById(question.getId());
    assertThat(actual.getSummary()).isEqualTo("My test summary");
    utx.rollback();
}

The trick is that APE cleans your db for each and every tests, to have it somehow "isolated". I know it's not really what you would expect from plain @transactional (a bit too much convention here ;)), that's why I'm working on moving JTA transaction to its own module (for next version - Alpha6). If you want to turn off clean-up use @cleanup(NONE) on class level.

Works like a charm mate! I put @Cleanup(phase = TestExecutionPhase.NONE) at the class level and @Transactional(TransactionMode.ROLLBACK) for each transactional method that should be rolled-back.

Thanks once again - I'll look forward to watching JTA module arriving :-)

BTW: great job with this APE :-)

JTA module is already there, just hidden in APE internals hehe. Having kinda headache with it currently :)