>
> > front of my database, or place another ejb server in front of
> > each database.
>
> What will be the architecture of my application? should i place
> the entity beans wich access database1 in some ejb server1, those
> wich access database2 in ejb server2 and the session beans wich
> manage the all in ejb server3? or should i have a session bean in
> each ejb server?
That would be a possible approach. But verify with your EJB vendor they can
manage an XA tx like this. Many can act as a tx manager to a database as
the resource manager, but some can be both a tx manager and a resource
manager.
>
> > Very few application servers today can act as 2PC transaction
> > managers. The
> > only ones I am aware of are <VENDOR> Sybase EAServer </VENDOR>
> as well as
> > iPlanet 6 and <BLECK>MTS</BLECK>.
>
> any idea about Websphere Advanced Edition 3.5?
Nope. Last time I checked they didnt, except maybe to DB2. Very confusing
data sheet.
Dave Wolf
Internet Applications Division
Sybase
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