Rickard,
Please be patient with my ignorance. If I have no entity beans, and my
session bean is handling transaction management via JDBC, would tx
management still fail?
-Ron
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> To be more exact
>
> Ron Yust wrote:
> > What repercussions are
> > there from a session bean doing that (and assuming there are no
> entity beans
> > in my application)?
>
> The problem would be as I stated in the last line of my previous
> response: tx managament could fail.
>
> /Rickard
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