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Bean Managed Transaction

 
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In EJB 1.0 there was a transaction type TX_BEAN_MANAGED. But this trn type is not available in 1.1 spec. And also the Entity Beans have to be Container Managed. So the only scenario remaining is the Session Beans being Bean Managed. What are the situations in which SBs can be Bean managed ? And if so what trn type to be specified ?
 
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In ejb 1.1 u should mention transaction attribute for session beans as "Bean" in the deployment descriptor, as mentioned on pge 303 in the monson haefel book.
one of the application examples where bean managed session beans are used are in legacy applications.
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