Durante la lettura delle esercitazioni di Spring mi capita spesso di trovare l'annotazione @Transactional
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Quando eseguo il google, ottengo la documentazione che dice cose come:
Comprehensive transaction support is among the most compelling reasons to use the Spring Framework. The Spring Framework provides a consistent abstraction for transaction management that delivers the following benefits:
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A transaction manager is the part of an application that is responsible for coordinating transactions across one or more resources. In the Spring framework, the transaction manager is effectively the root of the transaction system. Hence, if you want to enable transactions on a component in Spring, you typically create a transaction manager bean and pass it to the component.
Non ho idea di cosa si stiano riferendo qui.
Qualcuno può spiegare?