Can someone explain me how this annotation can be used, and show me if possible 
some code using it.

I think it can help me in one of my development, but, because I can't find 
anything about this, I'm not really sure right now...

In fact, my goal is to specify in a method - wrapped by an interceptor - either 
an instance of an class (Hibernate Session) or another depending on a context 
only known by the interceptor. To clarify, I'd like to use a "transaction 
interceptor", providing the "begin/commit /rollback" functions based on a 
specific instance of a session (provided by getCurrentSession()) only when some 
methods (update*, set*, ...) are called, AND with a "no transaction 
interceptor" for the get* methods of my service, provide another session 
object, without any "transaction aspect" to my DAO, and managing with my 
interceptor its life cycle...
I don't know if I'm clear enough... but anyway, a simple sample of code 
regarding the @Current annotation would help me ! ;-)

Thank you.

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