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How to handle transactions in self-invoking methods?
Track: Java
Topic: Spring Core
Focus: Persistence and Validation
Java: Persistence and Validation
Answer
Use external calls or AOP to manage transactions.
When a method within the same class calls another @Transactional method, the call does not go through the proxy, and transaction management fails. To avoid this, refactor the code so that the transactional method is called from an external bean, or apply AOP to enforce transactional boundaries. This ensures that transactions are always properly initiated.
When a method within the same class calls another @Transactional method, the call does not go through the proxy, and transaction management fails. To avoid this, refactor the code so that the transactional method is called from an external bean, or apply AOP to enforce transactional boundaries. This ensures that transactions are always properly initiated.
Topics: Java Persistence and Validation Spring Core