Sounds like we're trying to do something very similar (we're using spring modules too). What transaction manager are you using, I'm a bit confused about what the stack should look like if we're not running it in an application server ?
On 7/4/07, Christoph Kiehl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
harvey waters wrote: > Our other concern is around the transation managment, we're using an Open > Source stack tomcat/spring/springmodules/acegi/jackrabbit. The audit trail > requires that all our write operations are held in a transaction. Now I > know > that JackRabbit supports transactions but has anyone got an open source > stack to actually work with transactions or would it be better if I > deployed > jackrabbit into a full blown application server ? On ServerSide you > described JackRabbit as a bit 'rough around the edges' I'm kinda hoping > your > not including transaction management in that ? We successfully use springmodules jcr component together with springs transaction management. Springs transaction annotations are used for transaction demarcation and our DAOs all just extend org.springmodules.jcr.support.JcrDaoSupport. Works like a charm. Cheers, Christoph
