Originally posted by aditee sharma:
If not, then isn't that a disadvantage of using spring over EJB?
What exactly is your requirement?
Originally posted by aditee sharma:
Thanks Mark.What you said is a more detailed explanation of my vague knowledge about spring transaction mechanism.
However, I am still not able to understand the assertion in this article that POJO facade is not good for distributed transactions and that a EJB session facade is better.
If you can please spend some time going over this article, you'll find that the author does mention "Spring" in a POJO facade approach, and still finds it incapable of handling a distributed transaction.
You may wonder why I don't ask this question in the same web site that is being referred, but I couldn't find a way to pose a question to the author there.
With POJO facade you can choose many options of remoting that is supported by Spring
Originally posted by aditee sharma:
Thanks Wirianto for such a direct answer.
So, how do we specify a remoting strategy when using a POJO facade with Spring? Is it through the transaction manager or something else?
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