JDev3.1, BC4J, handleCommit(): never closes the transaction in stateful mode

Question

Hello.
I'm writing a JSP client which reads data from a ViewObject and edits records of the same ViewObject, through the EditCurrentRecord data web bean.
If I set my application as "IsStateLessRuntime=true" in the .properties file, every time the handleCommit() function is called (inside the EditCurrentRecord class), there is an immediate commit on the database.
But if I set my application as "isStateLessRuntime=false" (that is, statful), the handleCommit() function posts records "in memory", but I can't figure how to write data on my Oracle database. I think I have to "close the transaction" or something else, but I don't know what.
It should be better if I could run my application in Stateful mode, since I have to work with commits and possible rollbacks, after checking my data.
Thank you to Jdeveloper Team who helps us!

Answer 1

I answer myself, I found a solution. I post it in case this could be helpful to someone.
When I want to commit changes to database, I have to call:
getApplicationFromContext().getTransaction().commit();
I wrote this as a function in my class "myEditCurrentRecord" which extends EditCurrentRecord data web bean.
The final code is:
public void commit()
getApplicationFromContext().getTransaction().commit();
This works... maybe is there another solution?