[Solved] Which statement about JTA and resource-local entity managers is correct?

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Q.	Which statement about JTA and resource-local entity managers is correct?
A.	The default transaction type for an entity manager is JTA in both Java EE and Java SE environments.
B.	You cannot use a resource-local entity manager in a Java EE environment.
C.	The EntityTransaction interface must be used when using a resource-local entity manager. (*)
D.	Application-managed entity managers can be only a JTA transaction type.
Answer» C. The EntityTransaction interface must be used when using a resource-local entity manager. (*)

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