You don't need to have the transaction attribute set for the concrete
method not defined in home or remote interface. When the concrete method
is invoked through one of the home or remote interface method, the
corresponding transaction attribute will be applicable for that
concrete method also.

So there is a possibility that your concrete method might work
with different transaction attributes, depending upon the
corresponding home or remote method through which the concrete
method could be called

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