Hi Matthieu, Thanks for the link, I hadn't noticed that page. Yes, the OpenJPA worked fine.
The instruction page kind-of helped, but also introduced new problems, mainly http://www.nabble.com/Jencks-2.0-and-Tranql-t2755967.html and http://permalink.gmane.org/gmane.comp.java.servicemix.user/7076. I believe those have nothing to do with Ode, but I've started pondering if this servicemix+activemq+spring+geronimo+jencks+tranql -stack is such a good setup after all. Seems pretty mixed up. I'll burn up a little more time with the servicemix and if it won't start to bend, I guess I could give OpenESB a try. -janne
From: "Matthieu Riou" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> So how did you setup MySQL exactly, did you follow this little guide? http://incubator.apache.org/ode/using-a-jndi-datasource-under-servicemix-jbi.html Is it only quartz? Do you get something persisted by the store when you deploy a process? Also try to set the log4j category org.apache.ode.sql to DEBUG, all statements will be logged, including Quartz ones, which can help. The connection commit (which is not necessarily the tx commit) will be logged as well. There's no need for a synchronizer as the job store is the one committing the transactions here so there must be something weird happening there, the datasource not being aware of the transaction manager for example. Cheers, Matthieu On 3/19/07, Janne Savukoski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hello guys! > > I'm having a little trouble with the Quartz stuff. The basic problem > is that the JobStoreJTA#storeJobAndTrigger(...) just doesn't produce > anything to the database. I've been debugging the system for the best > part of today and that's for sure now that the inserts are never > committed, which is the basic cause of the problem. I guess I have > some glitch somewhere in my settings and I'm just failing to spot it. > > Any ideas? I'm so totally out of those. > > I'm using JPA over MySQL, inside servicemix. Using XA-datasource > didn't have any effect. > > > I though the name JobStoreJTA suggested that there would be a > synchronization registered somewhere which would commit the db tx > along the JTA tx, but I couldn't spot any that kind of a mechanism. > And I really couldn't figure out where the commit should've happened. > > Thanks in advance! > > best, janne > > > ps. those nightly builds would be great. :) Maven isn't. >
