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Dear All,
I know that EJB doesnt support nested transactions.
But am confused about this scenario.
Session Bean A exists.
A has following methods A.foo1(),A.foo2().A.foo3()
Transaction attributes for these methods are
RequiredNew,Required,RequiresNew.
foo1() {
foo2();
foo3();
}
So in this case foo1 and thereby foo2 's transaction gets suspended when it calls foo3 ,after foo3 the suspended one resumes again.
Does this scenario comes under Nested Transaction Or seems like Nested Transaction.Pls comment on this.
Also friends pls give me some info about NestedTransactions.I am a bit confused abt this Transaction Model.
 
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That's not a nested transaction. The outer transaction scope is suspended while the inner transaction executes. If the outer transaction fails after the inner transaction has completed, then things remain as they are after the completion of the inner transaction.
A "Nested transaction" would mean that if the outer transaction fails the the inner transaction would roll back as well.
Kyle
 
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Hi Kyle,
Is the RequiresNew equivalent to the concept of Aitonomous Transaction concept in Oracle 9i?
Thanks
Ravi
 
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I have no idea, I'm not familiar with that concept in Oracle 9i.
Kyle
 
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