francis pouatcha wrote:
>
> Don't forget the more iportant generic JTA package. Any subsytem that presents
> itself to the EJB server with the interface javax.transaction.XAResource
> interface could be thought of as a transactional resource manager. (JDBC and JMS
> actually do that).
I'm not. In fact, we're using XAResource all over the place for JDBC,
JMS, LDAP even editing XML files.
The only problem is that the interface for JDBC and JMS is well
specified, the one for LDAP and XML is proprietary.
But the connector architecture is supposed to allow everything to
support XAResource and be pulled in as a resource manager. That will
certainly remove some of the confusion people have, and no doubt add
more :-)
arkin
>
> Assaf Arkin wrote:
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