How bean-managed transactions will work?
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When a bean with bean managed transactions is invoked, the
container suspends any current transaction in the client?s
context. In its method implementation, the bean initiates
the transaction through the JTA UserTransaction interface.
In stateful beans, the container associates the bean
instance with the same transaction context across subsequent
method calls until the bean explicitly completes the
transaction. However, stateless beans aren?t allowed to
maintain transaction context across method calls. Each
method invocation must complete any transaction it initiates.
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