> We are looking at Javlin too. There is an EJB Container
> specifically for Weblogic, but eXcelon claim
> that you can use Javlin with any EJB server, by using the
> JMTL library.
Seems pretty strange to me. I quote from their documentation ("Using the
Javlin EJB Container", p. 16)
Any code that accesses Javlin persistent data must be within the
dynamic scope
of a Javlin transaction.
...
A transaction context is an instance of a subclass of
TransactionContext. This
subclass is specific to the EJB server you are using. If you are
using the Weblogic
EJB server, a transaction context is an instance of
WeblogicTransactionContext.
AFAI, currently they only support Weblogic.
Bert
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