> >
> > I felt my earlier message was kind of confusing :
> > Here what I mean is that the SessionSynchronization interface provides the client
> > using the session bean with some notification mechanism like the afterCompletion
> > regarding the state of the transaction, it is up to the user how he maintains the
> > state once he gets the notification. The SessionSynchronization does not provide a
> > way to save the state.
> > To my understanding the EJB vendor need to provide the actual implementation of
> > this SessionSynchronization interface.
>
> Nope. SessionSynchronization is implemented on the bean implementation
> class, not on the client. (And it's only allowed for stateful session
> beans). It's a callback interface, similar to the SessionBean interface
> (that is, the container invokes methods on it to tell you that various
> things have happened). The container invokes methods on the
> SessionSynchronization interface to notify the bean of transaction
> boundaries.
Yep that makes sense.
What about client demarcated transactions which make use of stateless session beans
?
How does the client get notification of the transaction boundaries in such a case ?
Are there any interfaces that support such notification in client demarcated
transactions ?
Thanks
Nishi.
>
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