Spring transactions and Hibernate transactions will work together if
you use them both. The advantage of using Spring is you only have to
configure them once, rather than having to specify them
programmatically each time you want to use them.
Matt
On 1/7/07, pankaj singla <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
I am having tough time understanding the
advantages of using spring transactions over hibernate
transactions. If I declare conflicting transactions in
application layer and hibernate layer, which will take
precedence.
It will be great if someone could explain me the
advantages of using spring transactions.
Thanks,
Pankaj
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