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Hello

does anybody know witch methods (Entity bean) run in the transaction context of the method that causes their invocations???

I know that ejbSelect method performs like that type, other?

thanks a lot

Carlos
 
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Hi Carlos,

All entity bean methods which are invoked by the container in relation to a client call can participate in the clients transaction i.e. ejbCreate, ejbPostCreate, ejbRemove, ejbHome, ejbLoad, ejbStore and all business methods.

The following methods are invoked by the container unrelated to a client call: setEntityContext, unsetEntityContext, ejbActivate and ejbPassivate.

Kind regards
Christian
 
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Depends on the transaction attribute Carlos. If your ejbCreate for example is marqued with Required, RequiresNew or Mandatory then it will run in the context of the caller, assuming the caller was in a transaction ...
 
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