This should be no problem so check in the spec to make sure you are not
doing anything that might cause this not to work. You may have a bug in your
app server.
You should also be setting the transaction attribute to something other than
TX_SUPPORTS. This is not recommended in the spec because your method will
execute in an indeterminate transaction context. If you set it to
TX_REQUIRED then you should get what you want. This is what we do and we
have no problems.
Cheers
Lawrence
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> From: Shubhashis Dasgupta[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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> Sent: 23 February 2001 14:05
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Problem on Transaction
>
> Hi All,
>
> I am facing a problem with transaction from session ejb. It contains two
> entity beans reference and I am inserting data to two different table
> using
> the create method of the entity beans from a method of session bean. The
> transaction is created and managed from session bean through
> javax.transaction.UserTransaction. But I want to know whether it can be
> done
> without making the transaction attribute of the session bean as
> TX_BEAN_MANAGED and without using javax.transaction.UserTransaction. If I
> make
> it TX_REQUIRED and for the entity beans TX_SUPPORTS then its not working.
>
>
> Hope u help me.
>
> Shubhashis
>
>
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