Additional Notes
What happens when a self-invoked method has @Transactional?
Track: Java
Topic: Spring Core
Focus: Transactions and Proxies
Java: Transactions and Proxies
Answer
Self-invocation bypasses the proxy, disabling @Transactional.
If a method within the same class calls another method with @Transactional, the transaction management might not work because the proxy is bypassed. The proxy is needed to handle the transaction. To fix this, move the transactional method to a separate bean. For example, calling a save method from another method in the same class won't start a transaction unless the call is routed through a proxy.
If a method within the same class calls another method with @Transactional, the transaction management might not work because the proxy is bypassed. The proxy is needed to handle the transaction. To fix this, move the transactional method to a separate bean. For example, calling a save method from another method in the same class won't start a transaction unless the call is routed through a proxy.
Topics: Java Spring Core Transactions and Proxies