Asha Balasubramanyan wrote:
>
> Hi All:
> I am new to this EJB and EJB FORUM as well. We are using ATGDYNAMO app
> server , we have decided to use EJB framework to our new project. I know
> that ATG doen't support entity beans . How do we perform transcational
> operation which is normally through Entity Bean. We have to do some DB
> transaction , without Entity Bean how can i do that.
An application server supports transactions across JDBC connections.
Entity beans use that, but they are not the only way by which you
implement transactions.
Goes without saying that I would recommend getting an EJB server.
> Entity Bean , single instance is shared by multiuser . If i do Transcation
> in that , how can i say a transaction is commited .
The transaction will be commited when the client closes it, if it's a
client managed transaction, or when you return from the method call if
it's a server managed transaction.
Typically two transactions will not work on the same bean at a given
time (unless you make them), and the EJB server takes care to coordinate
this synchronized access, as well as save the bean when the transaction
commits.
arkin
>
> Any ideas , sample codes are appreciated.
>
> Thanks all
> Asha
>
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