First of all your TestServiceImpl is not annotated with Transactional but even if it was, it wouldn't work, see: Transactional init-method and SPR-2740 which explains this is by design.
First of all your TestServiceImpl is not annotated with @Transactional, but even if it was, it wouldn't work, see: Transactional init-method and SPR-2740 - which explains this is by design. What you can do is to use init() method only to call some other bean's business method, which is marked @Transactional. Private TestDao testDao; public void init() { testDao.findAll(); } And in TestDao bean: private EntityManager entityManager; @Transactional public findAll() { Query query = entityManager.
CreateQuery("from myTable"); return query.getResultList(); }.
Thanks for the answer, calling some other bean's business method worked for, by the way I already had @Transactional on the service class(forget to put it in the question) but as you mentioned even if it was there it wouldn't have worked. – user908452 Oct 16 at 23:47.
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