How make a transaction rollback?

Hello to everybody...
hoew can I call a server transaction rollback ( Session Bean ,CMT ) by the client?

Hi ,
Call transaction SICF and Navigate to "webgui" service; then right-click and select option "Activate".transaction will work definitely.
This should enable the WebGui functionality in your WAS.
ITS WEBGUI in ECC6.0
for more information , check below thread
MY FEW QUESTIONS
SSO with ITS & Webenabling WEBGui
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I am new to EJB, i would like to know how does the transaction could be rollback..? For instances in our project, the session
bean act as the manager for control the transaction in action class..
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Table A, Table B, Table C, Table D
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Hi,
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}catch(Exception e){}
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============
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Hello to everybody...I'd need a solution for a probem that I 'm not able to resolve.I have a session bean on the server ( WeblogicServer 8.1 Sp3 ) and a Java Swing client.I need to break and rollback a long process on the server by client swing button pression.I have thought to create a user transaction (under a client thread process) on the client and I try to propagate it to the container ( Container Managed Transaction).Now I have to break the long time server operation at certain moment by make a rollback on the client trasaction,after the button pression.The problem is that the rollback DOES NOT ARRIVE to the server and the sever process continue to operate.How this is possible?I think that I make basic mistake,but which?Can Anyone help me please?
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whaqt I need to do is to break and rollback the transaction ( REQUIRED on the container ) by the client when I want....Whit this prototipe now I try to pass the transaction rollback operation from the client to the server,bt now the message on the server is the following:
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