"That would be app server independent, but it would also preclude any container managed transaction features such as use of UserTransaction or CMT ejbs. If you don't need any features like these this might well be your simplest solution."
I neglected to point out that I am using Spring's AOP techniques to wrap my services in transactions anyway, so I have transactional support without the need for containers or EJBs. I know this is possibly sidestepping the issue, but that is exactly what I wanted to do ;-)
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