Does Java DB supports JTA?

Does anyone know if Java DB supports JTA?
Thanks,

If the Derby driver supports commit/rollback logic, then it can work with JTA.
Write an transactional JDBC INSERT, throw an exception, and see if it rolls back. If it does, you're in.
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