While updating the order we might get atg.commerce.order.InvalidVersionException: This order (oXXXXXXX) is out of date.
To fix this problem you must always make sure to update an order within a transaction using the same version.
In general, the design pattern for updating an order is as follows:
1. Acquire lock-manager write lock on profile id from the /atg/commerce/order/LocalLockManager
2. Begin Transaction
3. Synchronize on the Order object.
4. Modify Order
5. Call ((OrderImpl) pOrder).updateVersion();
6. Call OrderManager.updateOrder()
7. Release Order synchronization
8. End Transaction
9. Release lock-manager write lock on profile id from the /atg/commerce/order/LocalLockManager
Sample Code:
TransactionManager tm =
getOrderManager().getTransactionManager();
TransactionDemarcation td = new
TransactionDemarcation ();
boolean rollback = false;
try {
td.begin(mTransactionManager, TransactionDemarcation.REQUIRES_NEW);
SivarCustomOrderImpl sivarCustomOrder=(SivarCustomOrderImpl) getSivarOrderManager().loadOrder(orderId);
synchronized (sivarCustomOrder) {
sivarCustomOrder.setOpportunityStatus(SivarCartConstants.OPP_STATUS_PENDING);
((SivarCustomOrderImpl)
sivarCustomOrder).updateVersion();
getSivarOrderManager().updateOrder(sivarCustomOrder);
}
} catch
(TransactionDemarcationException re) {
rollback=true;
if (isLoggingError()) {
logError(re.getMessage());
}
} finally {
try {
td.end(rollback);
} catch
(TransactionDemarcationException e) {
if (isLoggingError()) {
logError("TransactionDemarcationException while transaction end: " +
e.getMessage(), e);
}
}
}
Note: It's a sample code for your reference.
