Does it set a flag in a bean ?
Does it load “special” bean which then looks for @Transactional ?
Does it set a flag in a bean ? Does it load special bean
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Does it set a flag in a bean ?
Does it load “special” bean which then looks for @Transactional ?
It scans all beans in the application context and creates AOP interceptor for those which are annotated.
This is done via the
SpringTransactionAnnotationParser, which is used byTransactionInterceptor– the aformentioned interceptor.Then whenever these beans are accessed, this advice is triggered and a transaction is started before the target method is executed, and committed after the execution.