[jboss-dev-forums] [Design of JCA on JBoss] - Re: Resource adapter transaction timeout enforcement

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Wed Sep 19 08:28:44 EDT 2007


"david.lloyd at jboss.com" wrote : 
  | Remoting has no state, or direct awareness of transactions.  However, whatever service you're connecting to by way of Remoting may (and probably does).  The reason Remoting 3 has this capability is so that there's a single standard way to propagate transaction state between endpoints - whether it's a database to an app server, two app servers together, or two client applications that don't even know anything about JTA or JCA or anything like that.
  | 

I don't understand.  Unless I've misunderstand your requirement.

What you describe is called OTS/JTS. It's already a standard
and is probably a lot more complicated than you've envisoned to do correctly
and efficiently. :-)

There's also already an implementation of JTS that uses remoting in JBoss5 - see the
transaction project, but we are dropping it in favour of JBoss JTS (which should be augmented with a version that runs over remoting rather than just RMI/IIOP).

There's also some overlap with transactional webservices.

You need to speak to the transaction team and make sure you are on the same page.

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