Unless you tell Spring to explicitly rollback when a particular exception is thrown, it will proceed. By default, Spring's transaction handling only rolls back when an unchecked exception (e.g. RuntimeException) is thrown. In your case, if you're expecting the rollback to occur when ActionException occurs, you're out of luck unless you make the following modification.
As it turns out Fuse (servicemix) already exposes a transaction manager via an OSGi service within bundle org.apache.aries.transaction. Manager_0.2.0. Incubating 49.
As a result when I was looking up the transaction manager service, the one exposed by bundle 49 got picked up first.
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