How to define TX_SERIALIZABLE isolation level for a CMP EJB

Hi JDev Team,
I have created a portable Primary Key Generator realized as a CMP Entity Bean which
has a method getNEXTID().
This method returns a PK from a table
and increments it by one.
My question is:
How can I set the transaction isolation level of getNEXTID() to TX_SERIALIZABLE in order to avoid phantom and dirty read problems?
Best Regards,
Stoyan K.

Assuming you are using the bc4j cmp implementation, the default for isolation level is TX_READ_COMMITTED so I don't think you run the risk of phantom or dirty read.
Unfortnately as of now this property cannot be specified declaratively.
It looks like you want to run the getNEXTID() with the RequiredNew transaction attribute.
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