Hi,
we're currently in the process of porting our applications from orion to
tomcat 5. As our code relies on a JTA environment we tried JOTM (which
seems to be the recommended JTA environment, especially taking into
account the announcements regarding the Objectweb and Apache
partnership).
Robert Krüger wrote:
Hi,
we're currently in the process of porting our applications from orion to
tomcat 5. As our code relies on a JTA environment we tried JOTM (which
seems to be the recommended JTA environment, especially taking into
account the announcements regarding the Objectweb and
Remy Maucherat wrote:
I'd like to point out that Geronimo does not have anything to do with
either Tomcat or Jakarta.
I missed that, you're right
I thought JOTM was the TM of the moment :-(
Oh well ...
:-(
The other useable TMs I know about is the one from JBoss. It embeds
Tomcat, and you can
Last I checked (a while ago, admittedly), JBoss was architected such
that you can deploy only the pieces you need - VERY modular. So, you
can make it not a monster, but rather just Tomcat + JTA, if I am not
mistaken. It seemed at the time (early JBoss 3.0 days) that such a
thing was not that
Hi,
I know about the jboss's modularity but currently only tomcat 4.x is
integrated in jboss and I need 5.x. I will probably look into that once
my current tyrex-based solution gives me any trouble.
Thanks for the hint,
Robert
Jeff Tulley wrote:
Last I checked (a while ago, admittedly),
also look at http://jotm.objectweb.org/
I believe they have a tomcat integration
- Original Message -
From: Robert Krüger [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Tomcat Developers List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, January 16, 2004 10:09 AM
Subject: Re: status of JTA integration
Hi,
I know about
I tried it before tyrex and got it to work but was not so happy with
what I found there (see my first posting).
Filip Hanik wrote:
also look at http://jotm.objectweb.org/
I believe they have a tomcat integration
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To
Jeff Tulley wrote:
Last I checked (a while ago, admittedly), JBoss was architected such
that you can deploy only the pieces you need - VERY modular. So, you
can make it not a monster, but rather just Tomcat + JTA, if I am not
mistaken. It seemed at the time (early JBoss 3.0 days) that such a
Remy Maucherat wrote:
Jeff Tulley wrote:
Last I checked (a while ago, admittedly), JBoss was architected such
that you can deploy only the pieces you need - VERY modular. So, you
can make it not a monster, but rather just Tomcat + JTA, if I am not
mistaken. It seemed at the time (early JBoss
