"bela" wrote : 
  | 
  | Use of JBossCache within WebLogic is on the roadmap. What you have to do is to 
provide an implementation of ManagerLookup and set the ManagerLookupClass to its fully 
qualified classname.
  | 
  | Regarding the spec violation: do you care ?
  | 
  | Bela

I successfully got a 'generic' transaction manager lookup running that determines 
itself under which application server it is running (supported are jboss, weblogic, 
websphere, orion and others). It is derived from a code fragment from the spring 
framework. If there is any interest in it let me know and i can provide the sources.

-markus

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