CAF entity proxies provide Transactional support???

Hi All,
We have created entity services, generated proxies so that we can use them in our webdynpro component's. Question here is, does the Generated Proxies of entity services provide Transaction support? or do we need to move all the business logic from webdynpro to CAF Application service?
Appreciate your time
Som

Hi Aliksei,
Thank you for the reply back.
Here is the situation:
We are generating proxy classes for CAF entity objects and using them in WebDynpro for all our custom CRUD operations.
Is this a good design or move all the CRUD operations to App Service and call it in the webdynpro. What is the exact difference in Updating the CAF Database from WebDynpro (Component controller) and from App Service.
In what scenario's you use App Service and WebDynpro Component controller with respect to Updating CAF Database.
Thank you for your time.
Thanks
Som

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