That would imply that a transaction has to live longer than one request (if you use JPA you can only lock an entity inside a transaction and the entity will be unlocked once you commit or rollback). But I think in most common ajax web applications you do one transaction per request and that way you can not hold a lock for a longer period of time if you use DBMS read/write locks.
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