sorry for the simple question, but what's the difference if i use 
homogeneous or heterogeneous deployment (regarding to distributed 
two-phase-commit).

how could I implement the follow:

1- access a method from a session facade from a client (this have 
required transaction attribute on this method).
2- the session facade finds and changes some cmp attribute.
3- the session facade uses jdbc to change some data from legacy
4- the transaction is commited ou relled back.

Does this works using jbossTM?

obs: both cmp and legacy db are Oracle.

Anatoly Akkerman wrote:
> David Jencks wrote:
> 
>> You will probably want to use Tyrex for now.
>>
> 
> As the author of Tyrex plugin, I have to advise you not to use Tyrex 
> plugin in production environments, it is very inefficient (for every 
> outstanding (not committed) transaction and its distributed XAResource 
> (or propagated tx) you get an instance of an RMI UnicastRemoteServer 
> running). More efficient implementation is possible (I can share some 
> design ideas and some code if someone is willing to do the complete 
> implementation).
> 
> On the other hand, distributed 2pc is slow to begin with. If you are not 
> doing lots of it, it might still be fine. Please, avoid distributed 2pc 
> as plaque, if you need performance.
> 
>> Both the jboss tm and tyrex can use XAResources from Oracle and other xa
>> capable resource managers, and follow the xa 2pc protocol (at least as 
>> far
>> as it is comprehensible).  However, the jboss tm does not log 
>> transactions,
>> so there is no automated recovery.  The jboss tm also does not currently
>> support distributed transactions, although this should be coming soon in
>> jboss 4.  If you have a homogeneous deployment this would not be 
>> relevant,
>> however.
>>
>> david jencks
>>
> 
> 


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