This chapter explains the Jaguar component lifecycle and transaction processing models. Transactions allow you to group database updates performed by multiple components into a single atomic unit of work, which greatly simplifies error recovery in component-based applications.
The component lifecycle determines how instances of a component are allocated, bound to a client, and destroyed. Jaguar's component lifecycle is designed to maximize reuse of resources and minimize the possibility that a client application can monopolize a server resource.
The component lifecycle and the transaction model are tightly integrated. You must understand both to use transactions effectively in your application.
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