Clarification on Propagation Nested in spring

[scott miles]

wanted to clarify the Propagation Nested fundamental with below scenarios. . Please let me know if below understanding is correct

Class MyClass1{

//Propagation is Propagation required
public void method1();
{

method1A();
method1B();
MyClass2 myClass2= new MyClass2();
myClass2.method2A();
myClass2.method2B();
}


// No porapgation is defined here so default will be reuired
public method1A()
{
//Some Transaction
}


// No porapgation is defined here so default will be reuired
private method1B()
{
//Some Transaction
}

}



Class MyClass2{

//Propagation is Propagation required
public void method2()
{

method2A();
method2B();
}


//  porapgation  Nested
public method2A()
{
//Some Transaction
}


// porapgation  Nested
public method2B()
{
//Some Transaction
}

}

Scenarion1:-

No exception occurs. transaction will be created on entering method1A() and will be commited on exit of method1A()

Scenarion2:-

Runtime exception occurs during method1B. Complete transaction will be rolled back

Scenarion3:-

Runtime exception occurs during method2A .Only transaction under method2A will be rolled back and rest of the transaction will be commited on exit of method1

Scenarion4:-

Runtime exception occurs during method2B. Only transaction under method2B will be rolled back and rest of the transaction will be commited on exit of method1

[Mark Spritzler]

This is a duplicate post of your previous thread. Please don't duplicate post.

I am closing this thread as this is a duplicate and the other thread has a complete description of what Nested means.

Thanks

Mark