serviced components and shared methods

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how does the enterprise services infrastructure treat shared (static )
declared methods?
does the class the shared method is declared inside it must be serviced
component in order for the method to get transaction services? because
instance of the class does not have to exist and even if exist, not related
to the method call.

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how does the enterprise services infrastructure treat shared (static )
declared methods?
does the class the shared method is declared inside it must be serviced
component in order for the method to get transaction services? because
instance of the class does not have to exist and even if exist, not related
to the method call.

TIA.
 

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