Originally posted by satish bodas:
In case of local transactions ONLY being present - there wouldnt be a need of Tx mgmt ?
Originally posted by satish bodas:
2 >I find the tx mgmt done manually ( BMT ) much easier than CMT ?
( Maybe There are complex scenarios that I havent worked on )
Originally posted by satish bodas:
3 >Security - This particularly is not very well understood by me .
In a web application - I am assuming that all the authentication and authorization is done upfront - even prior to hitting some business methods.
Originally posted by satish bodas:
What I mean is using some filter to do necessary checks ( server side )
Why do I even need to add an additional check at the model layer - is this just a backup to ensure that if things fail at the front end we have a secondary check ?
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In case of local transactions ONLY being present - there wouldnt be a need of Tx mgmt ?
Originally posted by satish bodas:
What I meant was actually if I have only local / single resource Transactions ( not distributed ) than I dont see any use of ejb ( which are supposedly useful using JTA for distributed tx )
Originally posted by satish bodas:
My only point was many books say that Tx mgmt is tough
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