<p>Back in 2016, our reactive journey started with Spring Framework 5 accompanied by a couple of reactive integrations. Throughout our journey, other projects joined the reactive movement. With R2DBC, we now also provide a reactive integration for SQL databases. With the growth of transaction-capable integrations, we constantly got asked:</p>
<h2><a href="#does-spring-framework-support-reactive-transaction" class="anchor" name="does-spring-framework-support-reactive-transaction"></a>Does Spring Framework support Reactive @Transaction?</h2>
<p>At the time our journey began, we had no reactive form of transactional integrations, so this question was simple to answer: There’s no need for reactive transaction management. </p>