Transaction propagation via plain Java classes?

          Hello,
          I have a question on transaction propagation in the following scenario:
          1. a method of EJB1 with setting "Required" is invoked.
          2. the method creates a plain Java class and invokes a method of the class
          3. the class's method invokes a method of EJB2 with setting "Required".
          Is my understanding of EJB spec correct, when I assume that the transaction created
          when the first EJB method was called will be propagated through the plain Java
          class (supposedly via association with current thread), so the second EJB will
          participate in the same transaction?
          Thank you in advance,
          Sergey

Yup, current transaction is associated with the current thread.
          Sergey <[email protected]> wrote:
          > Hello,
          > I have a question on transaction propagation in the following scenario:
          > 1. a method of EJB1 with setting "Required" is invoked.
          > 2. the method creates a plain Java class and invokes a method of the class
          > 3. the class's method invokes a method of EJB2 with setting "Required".
          > Is my understanding of EJB spec correct, when I assume that the transaction created
          > when the first EJB method was called will be propagated through the plain Java
          > class (supposedly via association with current thread), so the second EJB will
          > participate in the same transaction?
          > Thank you in advance,
          > Sergey
          Dimitri

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