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Given the following methods and their transaction attributes specified in the deployment descriptor:

methodA : NotSupported
methodB : Never
methodC : Supports
methodD : Required


Which of the transaction scopes shown in figure 1 is valid? Assume that the client calls methodA with a transaction scope of TxCL.

My question:

You said that the correct answer is 3, but in my opinion the correct one is 4, If a client calls method A with a TxCL transaction and the C methods must have a Support to this transaction whay the correct answer is 3 whose method C executes without any transaction scope??

Thanks,

Supports means if there is a transaction context for the caller then it will be used and if there is no transaction context with the caller then this method will be executed without any transaction context.

Since methodA causes the TxCL to be suspended, and methodB has no transaction, so methodC can execute with no transaction.

Option 4 is wrong because TxCL is suspended at methodA, therefore it will not reach methodC.

HTH,
Paul

thanks a lot, you clear my mind

Dorel wrote:Given the following methods and their transaction attributes specified in the deployment descriptor:

methodA : NotSupported
methodB : Never
methodC : Supports
methodD : Required


Which of the transaction scopes shown in figure 1 is valid? Assume that the client calls methodA with a transaction scope of TxCL.

What is figure 1 here??
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The image is shown right below the question (see attached.)

HTH,
Paull