That's not enough. execute() is considered an EJB method call, so a new
tx begins for it, but not for any other methods that it calls directly.
You need to involve a second EJB to call the second method.
Sahoo
glassfish_at_javadesktop.org wrote:
> My apologies, I should have mentioned this in the original post:
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> The methods in question are in a stateless EJB which is injected into the class that calls execute().
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> Steve
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