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what is default transactional attribute ?
Robin Zhang
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entity beans are transactional by nature. what is the default transactional attribute for entuty beans?
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If you don't put anything in the xml file, then it is NONE. No transaction on it at all.
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If one uses the WebLogic Server and does not specify the transaction type, the default is SUPPORTS.
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Further to my previous post, I mean if beans are participating in a transaction.
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