Having a distributed OTS would be great, but don't you have to have 
distributed EntityBean locking as well to have a complete solution?

Let's say you have two instances of Jboss running and they're both 
trying to use EntityBean A in separate transactions.  Shouldn't the bean 
be locked across the two instances of JBoss?  Or maybe the db layer 
should handle this?

Bill

Anatoly Akkerman wrote:

> Thank you, Ole for your reply and post on tyrex-dev, it clarified things
> for me.
> 
> So, what is our plan? There is really a lot to discuss among the
> JBoss developers. Since with the latest EJB spec Sun is moving towards
> CORBA, we might as well start pushing in that direction as well. This
> means we need an ORB component in JBoss. 
> 
> In the short term, though.
> To get Tyrex to work in distributed transactions, we would need to start
> an ORB. Ideally it should be started as a separate MBean (this should be
> doable). Then, Tyrex gets started and uses this ORB (found through JNDI)
> for whatever it needs it for. The initialization code can be taken from
> tyrex.corba.OTSServer and split into starting an OpenORB MBean and Tyrex
> MBean.
> 
> I am starting to work on this, let's see how far I can get.
> 
> Another issue is, how are we handling the associateThread() stuff. Should
> I start rewriting JBoss code to use javax.transaction.TransactionManager
> instead of jboss-specific tm? Do you want to do this while I am trying to
> get OpenORB and Tyrex into JBoss as MBeans or you have other things to do?
> 
> - Anatoly
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