if you just want to have a transactional file system, plugging in all Slide might be overkill. I have implemented the tx file system to be more or less independent of Slide. Have a look at the classes in org.apache.slide.store.txfile.rm. What you would have to do, though, is to write something like an XAResource suitable to your needs and some notion of a connection to the tx file system. The connection might be a dummy when you only plan to access the local file system.
However, the "clean" way to go would be to have a connector to Slide talking WebDAV. We are currently evaluating this...
As this is a bit off topic, fell free to personally contact me for details.
Cheers, Oliver
Steve Ebersole wrote:
I am interested in proofing usage of Slide as a transactional file store inside some existing apps. The transactional part, however, must be bound to global JTA UserTransactions through external TransactionManager lookups (specifically WebLogic and JBoss TM lookups). I searched the archives and found a message http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=slide-dev&m=105698978309612&w=2 that references a patch to allow Slide to be used in this manner. That message was dated June 6, 2003.
Did that feature make the new 2.0 beta release?
Thanks
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