Hi,
As per ejb3.0 spec is conserned it doesnt specify anything with regard to stored procedures as of now, it means ejb3.0 cannot handle stored procedures as of now, of course it still depends on vendor implemenation u can check out for any possibilities wether vendor provides support for it or not, as for as i am conserned they dont as of now.
Possible Alternative:
This can be achived only through BMT using 2 transactions.
Open a seperate JDBC managed Transaction(by setting AutoCommit to false) execute the stored procedures from here, u can commit or roll back from there on.
Thanks and Regards
Srikanth S
> As per ejb3.0 spec is conserned it doesnt specify
> anything with regard to stored procedures as of now,
> it means ejb3.0 cannot handle stored procedures as of
> now
As far as I remember EJB specifications never addressed stored procedures.
> Possible Alternative:
> This can be achived only through BMT using 2
> transactions.
Why two transactions?