Java Bean Transactions

Java Bean Transactions involve managing a series of operations on Java objects (beans) as a single, cohesive unit. Think of it like a batch of changes that either all succeed together or all fail without leaving partial updates. This ensures data consistency and integrity, especially in systems like banking or shopping carts. If one part of the transaction encounters an error, the entire set of changes is rolled back, keeping the system stable. Java provides tools to manage these transactions seamlessly, coordinating multiple bean operations reliably within a controlled environment.