[weld-dev] persistence and transactions outside Java EE

[Dan Allen]

>
>
> If I wanted to continue making the world a better place by following
> in the footsteps of Spring, I would create a new transaction
> abstraction called WeldTransaction, which abstracts your application
> away from the underlying Spring or JTA transaction. Of course, then
> you would probably want to write your own transaction manager to
> abstract away from your choice of WeldTransaction, Spring or JTA for
> transaction management. This is pretty easy to do, since all these
> interfaces have the same three methods: begin(), commit() and
> rollback(). If you do this, you might want to consider contributing
> your work back to the Spring framework, so that all Spring users can
> benefit from your abstraction of our abstraction of their abstraction
> of JTA.


Hahaha. You hit the nail on the head. When you step back, it's amazing how
silly some of the things we do (as an industry) are.

-Dan

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