Quoting Andrea Di Vincenzo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > I have found an'interesting discussion, involving Mark Little and JOTM > developers, about support for multiple threads running in the scope of the > same transaction in the JOTM Mail Archive: > > http://mail-archive.objectweb.org/jotm/2003-05/msg00041.html and subsequent > posts
thanks, but keep in mind that other TMs might screw up here! Also their is yet another problem in Kandula_1 that needs to be fixed. In the present design the Web-container and the EJB/Servlet container needs to be in the same VM. As a result Kandula_1 will not properly export transactions on JOnAS. It works on JBoss and Tomcat. Some TMs are unable to propagate tx between different VMs e.g. invoke an EJB through its "Remote" interface: the JBoss-TM couldn't do this last time I looked at it in 2004. > > Anyway, for the purpose of my master thesis, I'm assuming that a new branch > is created for each transactional invocation served by a different thread. > > I heard about Mark Little because he is an author of: "Java Transaction > Processing, Design and Implementation", Prentice Hall. I've read this book > to introduce myself to transactions. > > > We may also need to consider the fact that web > > services are stateless here. > > What do you exactly mean here? > It's not always clear to me what "stateless" mean. a request can be serviced independently of other requests-- www.ibm.com/developerworks/ webservices/library/ws-soaintro.html thanks, --dasarath > > Best Regards > Andrea > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
