Hi, This is really a question for one of the working groups or someone familiar with the implementation of transactions. We have our own Object/Relational mapping layer that allows a one to one object to table mapping with references and collections. This is a code generator scheme but we have lots of code that builds on this with lots of applications. Therefore, we have to migrate our code to work in a J2EE environment or a standard servlet environment. In the J2EE env we use the supplied data sources and transactions but in the Servlet env we supply our own. So our stuff needs to implement the proper interfaces so it looks J2EE spec compliant. (ignoring security, distribution ...) I already know how to migrate our stuff to use Datasource and InitialContext but we need some help with transactions. We currently pass a transaction handle around for transactions that span multiple objects. I see that we could possibly use a reference table with the current thread to associate a transaction with a connection. We need to make a very rudimentary system so our code uses the transaction interfaces. I have the JTA spec and APIs for reference. Could someone give me some pointers to code in the Jonas EJB server that would help me get started? Any help would be appreciated including design, implementation and other pointers. Thanks, Eric :-) ---- To unsubscribe, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and include in the body of the message "unsubscribe jonas-users". For general help, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and include in the body of the message "help".
