My last post is not quite complete.
UserTransactions are of course also use in Beans with BMT. However, the
UserTransaction object is the object that you have to use to start, commit and
rollback your transactions. The EJBContext holds the state for an EJB (CMT and
BMT) and is managed by the
From the J2EE API:
anonymous wrote : setRollbackOnly
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| public void setRollbackOnly()
| throws IllegalStateException
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| Mark the current transaction for rollback. The transaction will become
permanently marked for rollback. A transaction marked for rollback
Simple, EJBContext != UserTransaction.
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