I Think the posting is regarding nested transactions

j2ee allows nested transactions, but certain restrictions

only possible for bean managed transaction using jdbc transaction

All others are controlled by J2ee Transaction manager, which does not 
allow nested transactions

Entity bean must have Containermanaged transaction

so finally

Nested transaction is possible for session beans with beanmanaged jdbc 
transaction

PILLAI

 

>From: tara@c... 
>Reply-To: "Enterprise Java Beans" 
>To: "Enterprise Java Beans" 
>Subject: Re: EJB 
>Date: Sat, 6 Jan 2001 19:23:44 +0100 
> 
>hallo, 
> 
>you can of course create nested classes but they are not part of 
>j2ee specification (version 1.1- which is currently in use) will be 
>beginning from j2ee version 2. therefore all of the vendors have 
>defined their own versions of implementing the nested and/or 
>dependent classes. that means, there is currently no standard way 
>of doing it, what you would be doing is really dependent on the 
>platform which you are working with. 
> 
>greetings 
>murat 
> 
>On 5 Jan 01, at 2:26, woo_mun_fei@h... wrote: 
> 
>can i create nested class in EJB and how. 

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