Aaron Mulder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

>       I witnessed my first Transaction today.  Let me tell you, it was a
>rush!  :)
>       The problem is, I've used a lot of custom code to get there.  So
>I'm looking for some thoughts on how to proceed.
>       The CMP entity bean example itself doesn't seem to run under JAWS
>as is.  I used the command prototype I was tossing around with Justin
>earlier, but I don't think it really represents the way he wants to
>proceed, so I don't think I should check that in.,

Have you looked at my Command implementation? I did post info in the
JAWS list a while back (18th June?), anyway, you can find a snapshot at 

   http://www.j-m-f.demon.co.uk/jaws/

As you know, I'm still waiting for CVS commit access.

If your Tx code won't work with the current JAWS, don't expect it to
work with my version - I have kept all the interfaces the same, and have
done my best to preserve semantics. I intend to do a little more
restructuring before getting on to the Bugzilla bugs, but this is low
risk.

I'm just waiting for a good enough test suite to give me confidence that
the old JAWS can be replaced with the command version.

Now, I'm going out of contact for a week - I'll be working on JAWS, but
without an Internet connection.

>       The TxInterceptor relies on a metadata implementation I've been
>kicking around with Juha.  So far, it only really handles the ejb-jar.xml
>metadata, though there are places for the rest to go.  I'd like to go
>ahead and check this in so I can get some help with it (and get more eyes
>on it to decide whether it's the correct approach).  So it would be with
>the understanding that it is not complete and it will change to some
>degree once more people get involved.
>       Is that okay?  Objections?  I guess what I'm asking is, is CVS a
>forum for sharing code, or posting finished code?
>
>Thanks,
>       Aaron
>
>

-- 
Justin Forder

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