This came in just as I hit submit on my last post.
"weston.price(a)jboss.com" wrote : The problem as I see it is in terms of the
types of configurations/deployments we have today. Unfortunatley, the use of multiple 1PC
resources in JBoss is quite common, in fact, I would go so far as to assert this is the
*main* type of configuration we see in client deployments.
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Sure. If you don't support recovery then it doesn't make any difference.
anonymous wrote :
| This is especially true in the area of JMS where the underlying provider is not
required to support XA. Further, there are a variety of JDBC resources (some of the more
off beat ones) that don't provide XA adapters either.
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I don't think we're in disagreement about the fact that there are different
implementations of one-phase aware resources. It's whether or not more than one of
them occurs in the same transaction often enough to warrant a solution within the code, or
whether or not it's more a restructuring of the user's application to get them
better failure semantics.
anonymous wrote :
| If we are indeed saying that we no longer support this, or at the very least, it is
not supported with JBossTS then we have a real 're-education' situation on our
hands. This is independent of what is *correct* being that we provided this behavior
before no matter how broken it may have been.
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Unfortunately there's a real 're-education' situation on our hands anyway.
JBossTS is significantly different from JBossTM. This is only one area.
anonymous wrote :
| Again, the cost thing is a factor as well. In many situations, XA costs and many
times this does not come cheap.
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ACID transactions aren't cheap. I'm not going to go into this again though.
anonymous wrote :
| Of course they always have the option to use JBossTM, but I don't think we want to
be in the business of recommending this.
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For 4.0.x we are supporting both. For 5.0 we only support JBossTS. If there are any real
use cases for this that can't be ignored, then we can deal with the situation then.
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