[QUESTION] Why doesn't @Transactional work when called within the same class?

In this video, I answer the question: Why doesn't @Transactional work when called within the same class?

[OCMDfan]

Thank you for such a nice explanation! Your channel is brilliant!

[rajasaroj]

Its was the most complex concept in spring thanks for such a clear explanation 🙌

[jeremiahayeni]

This is very refreshing. Thank you so much for this. This has brought a lot of clarity to an issue I was experiencing. Thank you Laur.

[ursugheorghe]

Now, it’s clear!
Thanks for this video!

[beznerwow]

Man, you talk so passionate about it :D I love it!

[valentinmanea]

Thank you for explaining this interesting scenario !

[danielma]

Hi, thank you for the clear explain, but wondering if @Autowired private A a; would cause the Circular Dependency issue?

[_abhishekmj_]

Woww, like watching a suspense movie! And clear explanation.. :). Can you please share isolation video link?

[niteshnandan]

Thanks a lot for explaining it beautifully

[KarthikRamurg]

Thanks for the explanation, now wondering what would happen if we replaced springs @Transactional with javax @Transactional.

[alexandruaga]

Poate ar fi ajutat sa spui si de varianta in care faci self injection si apelezi.

[equalsTo]

var a = context.getBean(A.class); This will not create the proxy???

[crenshaw]

I have a better question, why there's a white ide?

[sadiqshaik]

if my service method is calling different repository multiple times within the method if it is annotated with @Transactional even though i want to run my whole method within the database transaction like in a single transaction
Reason being that am doing database queries for pre-conditions here that may no longer be true by the time you hit my controller without a transaction.