Chris wrote
<SNIP>
In order for ths container to manage the transaction, you need to get the
JDBC connections from the Container JDBC pools. You could also wrap this
part to give you complete portability.
Also, consider where your commit logic goes in the non-EJB case.
</SNIP>
This sounds helpful, and it sounds like you are aware of the issues.
However, I've only been at EJB for a few weeks, and I don't have the
experience to take this information and take it further.
If possible, could Chris (or someone else) expound a little further along
these lines? Or maybe just refer me to books or articles?
Thanks
Phil Lewis
Chief Designer
Knowledge Management Software plc
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