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Questions about maintaining consistency between a set of related operations, in a way that either all succeed, or the state of the system remains unchanged.
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Transaction Design Pattern for MVC and location of responsibility?
The service layer is most naturally suited place for transaction demarcation in MVC apps no matter which service layer pattern you use. … Just make sure that you use declarative transaction management so you can move transactions around to the most appropriate place without affecting your application code. …
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