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how do we know a transaction is commited or rolled back in CMT beans

 
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In case of CMT beans transaction starts when a call to the business method is made and the transaction ends when the business method completes. Then how could we identify weather a transaction is commited or rolled back?

for the above mentioned problem

In case of statefulsession beans we can take the help of SessionSynchronization.

what about the case with entity beans?
 
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