Transaction support for LC Java API?

Hi everybody,
I'm using the LC Java API to make some stuff with the LC ES like file converting, create and apply of policies, and reader extending and I will wrap this actions in a single transaction - e.g. if the applying of a policy fails, the document should not be reader enabled or stuff like this.
I've found some classes in the LiveDoc specification - com.adobe.idp.dsc.transaction.* -, but no examples, how to use it.
Can somebody help me with a code snippet or tip?
Thanks & regards
Angel

You can only do this at your own logic, because these operations are not atomic .

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