distibuted Transaction in Spring ?

How Spring AOP supports distributed Transactions like EJB container ?

Spring Framework doesn't support transaction propagation across remote calls.
If you want that feature, use EJB.

Actually, Spring does allow transaction propagation when used against a WebLogic RMI. By the way, it's a questionable design choice to use transactions through remote invocations.

Spring claims every EJB3 features they are supporting. If Spring 2.x do not support distributed Transaction, then we do not use for transaction intensive applications .

Eduardo Bueno wrote:Actually, Spring does allow transaction propagation when used against a WebLogic RMI. By the way, it's a questionable design choice to use transactions through remote invocations.

Could you please to give a reference? Is this feature limited to only WebLogic Application Server?

kri shan wrote:Spring claims every EJB3 features they are supporting.

Never heard they claim that.

I found an article on JavaWorld from earlier this year about distributed transactions and Spring.

Kengkaj Sathianpantarit wrote:

kri shan wrote:Spring claims every EJB3 features they are supporting.

Never heard they claim that.

http://static.springsource.org/spring/docs/2.5.x/reference/transaction.html

Nathan Pruett wrote:I found an article on JavaWorld from earlier this year about distributed transactions and Spring.

Thanks for the article.

Eduardo Bueno wrote:

Kengkaj Sathianpantarit wrote:

kri shan wrote:Spring claims every EJB3 features they are supporting.

Never heard they claim that.

http://static.springsource.org/spring/docs/2.5.x/reference/transaction.html

You should read that page thoroughly, that very page explains what feature that Spring does not offer.