Dependency Injection · interview question
What issue might arise from using self-invocation in a transactional method within a Spring Boot application?
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Answer and explanation
Correct answer
D. Transactional proxy will not intercept the self-invocation
Why
Spring's transactional proxy mechanism won't intercept self-invocations within the same class, which means that the transactional behavior defined on the method will not be applied and can lead to unexpected results.
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