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  2. CONFSERVER-12592

Unexpected Rollback exception encountered when submitting changes to page; page is no longer accessable

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    • Resolution: Duplicate
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    • 2.7.2
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    • Production environment (non-test or dev); stand-alone; JDK 1.5.0_09; Sql Server 2005 on Windows Server 2003 SP2

      When submitting changes to a page an "org.springframework.transaction.UnexpectedRollbackException" (see attached error page). Now the page is no longer viewable, and yields the same exception regardless of who accesses it.

      Included in the attachment are also system information as well as plugings used.

        1. UnexpectedRollbackException.htm
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          Corey Graham

            [CONFSERVER-12592] Unexpected Rollback exception encountered when submitting changes to page; page is no longer accessable

            Andrew Lynch (Inactive) added a comment -

            Closing this issue as a duplicate, as the UnexpectedRollbackException is a known issue and suppresses any interesting information.

            Andrew Lynch (Inactive) added a comment - Closing this issue as a duplicate, as the UnexpectedRollbackException is a known issue and suppresses any interesting information.

            Anatoli added a comment -

            Hi Corey,

            The UnexpectedRollbackException was shadowing the real problem. We have actually fixed the code that was responsible for this exception: CONF-10087.

            Anatoli.

            Anatoli added a comment - Hi Corey, The UnexpectedRollbackException was shadowing the real problem. We have actually fixed the code that was responsible for this exception: CONF-10087 . Anatoli.

            Corey Graham added a comment -

            we traced the issue down to a bad macro. Our user was using (for the first time even on our install) the calendar-events macro. This is part of the Calendar Plugin version 2.3

            Corey Graham added a comment - we traced the issue down to a bad macro. Our user was using (for the first time even on our install) the calendar-events macro. This is part of the Calendar Plugin version 2.3

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              b4969516647a Corey Graham
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