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JTA txn managers and datasource component
has anyone done any work with integrating the excalibur datasource into
a JTA transaction manager, specifically JOTM?
basically an XADataSource and XAConnection wrappers would be needed, as
well as enlistment into a Transaction. I like the excalibur data source
with its instrumentation support and would like to continue to use it
with a more robust TM than the hacky thing i have right now :)
-pete
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Re: JTA txn managers and datasource component
Posted by hammett <ha...@uol.com.br>.
----- Original Message -----
From: "peter royal" <pr...@apache.org>
> does oracle have its own XADataSource implementation?
Certainly. If it works, thats another story.
Nevertheless, IIRC the jdbc -> connector bridge geronimo uses provide XA to
standard jdbc drivers.
> I'll be going against Postgresql, so there's no real 2PC involved.
The JTA specification says that application server mustn't use 2PC when only
one XAResource is involved. Believe, the geronimo connector and JTA
implementation is very decent, although I've found some bugs at the time
(beginning of 2004) that were patched.
Over avalon land we have discussed about a simpler jca implementation to be
used in merlin, but due to my lack of time I've stopped in the early stages
of the implementation. And now, I'd rather discuss what is good and what
isn't in the avalon framework contract before any committement to a jca
implementation.
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Cheers,
hammett
http://www.digitalcraftsmen.com.br/~hammett
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Re: JTA txn managers and datasource component
Posted by peter royal <pr...@apache.org>.
On Nov 30, 2004, at 2:27 AM, hammett wrote:
> Yup.
>
> But I had problems with JOTM and Oracle, so I've used Geronimo JTA and
> connector module.
> And I didn't use exc-datasource, I used my own (NIH anti-pattern, I
> guess)
does oracle have its own XADataSource implementation? I'll be going
against Postgresql, so there's no real 2PC involved.
Any interest in having this as an addition to our datasource component?
-pete
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Re: JTA txn managers and datasource component
Posted by hammett <ha...@uol.com.br>.
Yup.
But I had problems with JOTM and Oracle, so I've used Geronimo JTA and
connector module.
And I didn't use exc-datasource, I used my own (NIH anti-pattern, I guess)
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Cheers,
hammett
http://www.digitalcraftsmen.com.br/~hammett
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From: "peter royal" <pr...@apache.org>
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Subject: JTA txn managers and datasource component
> has anyone done any work with integrating the excalibur datasource into a
> JTA transaction manager, specifically JOTM?
>
> basically an XADataSource and XAConnection wrappers would be needed, as
> well as enlistment into a Transaction. I like the excalibur data source
> with its instrumentation support and would like to continue to use it with
> a more robust TM than the hacky thing i have right now :)
> -pete
>
>
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