Java / Java Transactions (JTA)

What is @Transactional annotation?

The javax.transaction.Transactional annotation provides the application the ability to control transaction boundaries declaratively. This annotation can be applied to any class that the Java EE specification defines as a managed bean (which includes CDI managed beans).

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Java / Java Transactions (JTA)

What is @Transactional annotation?

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