Is it as simple as creatin开发者_开发技巧g a POJO with @Transactional methods?
Yes, spring beans are pojos. You have to declare it in applicationCotnext.xml
or annotate it with @Service
.
In Spring you create it as normal bean and you specify session scope or @Scope
annotation.
Spring beans (i.e. properly declared) annotated with @Transactional
are comparable to Local Session Beans. For Remote Session Beans, you would have to add some remoting to your Spring configuration (RMI, Web Services, Hessian, Burlap, HTTP invokers). But Spring remoting does not support out of the box security and transaction propagation (unlike EJBs).
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