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Persistence Context propagation doubt

 
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The spec says that when a persistent context is propagated, it needs an active JTA transaction. After propagation, if an entity manager is called on the component which called it, if the PersistenceContext.TRANSACTION is mentioned, then a new transaction is started.

My question is, what happens to the propagated persistence context?? What was the point of propagating it when a new transaction was to start??
 
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please help......
 
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could you please explain the question? I couldnt understand it...

frm watever I understood frm question:

if CMT is used and persistent context is transaction scoped then

1) if a call is made to another bean using CMT, context being TrANSACTION and the method has REQUIRES_NEW then the propagated persistent context will not be used.

2) if a call is made to another bean using CMT, context being TrANSACTION and the method has REQUIRED/MANDATORY then the propagated persistent context will be used as the transaction will be propagted along with persistent context to that method.

hope it helps...
 
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ok, so this means that if a transaction is not propagated, then a persistent context currently used by it will also not be propagated?? Right??
 
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absolutely right!!!
 
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