Hi All
Can some one please explain these two clauses with the psudo code if
possible
That will be of very great help
1. If the single method call involves multiple transactions
then instead of using multiple transactions in a single method call,
it is better to break the method into multiple methods,
with each of the multiple methods having its own container-managed
transaction.
2. You define a single transaction that "spans" multiple EJB method calls.
For example, you define a stateful session EJB that uses one method to
begin a transaction, and another method to commit or roll back a
transaction
How can we use the Bean Managed Transactions or the container managed
transactions in above scenarios......
Regards
Hemant
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