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How does Spring handle transactions with dynamic proxies?
Track: Java
Topic: Spring Core
Focus: Transactions and Proxies
Java: Transactions and Proxies
Answer
Spring uses proxies to manage transactions at runtime.
Spring uses dynamic proxies to wrap beans with additional behavior like transaction management. These proxies intercept method calls, applying transaction logic before and after the method executes. For example, when an order is saved, the proxy ensures the transaction starts before and commits or rolls back after the method execution.
Spring uses dynamic proxies to wrap beans with additional behavior like transaction management. These proxies intercept method calls, applying transaction logic before and after the method executes. For example, when an order is saved, the proxy ensures the transaction starts before and commits or rolls back after the method execution.
Topics: Java Spring Core Transactions and Proxies