[seam-dev] Re: Blocked threads

[Dan Allen]

>> I think we should only disable the (Transaction interceptor) *if* transaction >> management (Seam-managed global trasaction) is being used. If not, then >> we have no transaction at all on the call.
>>
>> Init.instance().isTransactionManagementEnabled()
>
> Sure, but this is pretty low priority as most people use SMT. JIRA please.

I plan to followup on the transaction JIRA issue that is going to be
filed. However, keep in mind that while transaction management might
handle JSF requests, there are ways to invoke Seam components
*outside* of a JSF request (Seam remoting for instance). In those
cases, we need the TransactionIntercepter. Let's just be careful not
to over do it.

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