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 # cics-java-liberty-springboot-transactions
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 This sample project demonstrates how a Spring Boot application deployed to a Liberty JVM server, can use different techniques to integrate with CICS transactions. The application uses a web browser front end and makes use of the Java™ Transaction API (JTA). The three techniques demonstrated are: Java EE User Transaction, Spring's `@Transactional` annotation, and the Spring Transaction Template. 
 

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