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Explain the transactional attribute Required in JTA.

Required is the default transaction attribute that ensures the methods are invoked within Java Transaction API transaction context. Required makes the transactional context used by the bean. If not the new context will be created.

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Java / Java Transactions (JTA)

Explain the transactional attribute Required in JTA.

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