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Hibernate and transaction management

 
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Really excited about Hibernate now. My current EJB system has transactions and it uses Container to manage the transactions by setting transaction attributes. If I go with Hibernate, it seems I don't need an application server any more (correct me if I am wrong), then how do I manage the transactions ?

Should I keep using application server and just convet the entity bean to Hibernate and keep session benas untouched, and then still use container to manage transactions ? This doesn't sound correct to me... How do you guys do ?
 
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I use Spring - it has a beautiful declarative transaction management support.
 
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Originally posted by Emanuel Kadziela:
I use Spring - it has a beautiful declarative transaction management support.



What if I use JTA to handle the transaction ? Do you think Spring can do what JTA does ?
 
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