On 2001.06.27 11:18:10 -0400 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> We're using jboss as the app server and a backend oracle database.
> We are writing a web interface to a legacy system where there is a
> requirement that each user has his own connection,
> so using connection pools is out of the question.
Are you sure? Did you try the "per user" pool option? I haven't tried it,
but I think this is what it is for.
david jencks
> When the user logs on , i create a database connection and i store this
> in a
> hashtable with as key the userprincipal.
> in the ejb i can get the connection back via the
> context.getUserPrincipal();
>
> Now for the problem of transactions.
>
> whenever a descriptor for a bean declares that it need a "transaction
> required"
> i somehow need to tell this to the oracle database.
> I presume that i need to change some of the interceptors, but i'm not
> sure which interceptor i have to change.
> If have been looking at TxInterceptorCMT and TxInterceptorBMT , but
> there
> is not the notion of commit and rollback.
>
> Does anybody can give me a hint how to tackle this.
>
> I've you send an answer , please send it also to my own e-mail adress
>
> Thanks
> Blyau Gino
>
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