That is indeed almost a bit scary: I have used and intend to use
Wicket on my project, too!
Thanks a lot for your post, I will gladly take a look at it and report
my story here.
Best,
Kaspar
On 25.03.2009, at 18:16, Sergey Podatelev wrote:
You know, it's somewhat hard for me to believe it, but just a few
days ago I
somewhat succeeded on the similar task, and it cost me some time and
nerves,
as I am too a bit new to such things. I've posted the result of my
epopee
here:
http://th1rty7.blogspot.com/2009/03/spring-distributed-transactions-across.html
And I too would like to hear some comments on which tx manager to
choose.
On Wed, Mar 25, 2009 at 8:04 PM, Kaspar Fischer <[email protected]>
wrote:
Dear list,
I am a Jackrabbit newbie and am trying to get Jackrabbit running in
the
following context:
- Tomcat 5.5 or 6
- Spring 2.5.6
- MySQL or db4o (not clear yet)
- Jackrabbit
In particular, I want to get transactions running, encompassing
Jackrabbit
and MySQL/db4o.
I have search via Google to see whether I need an external
transaction
manager for this, as Tomcat does not provide Container Managed
Transactions.
I have seen a few posts on Jencks and Atomikos, and the introduction
"Integrating Java Content Repository and Spring" at
http://www.infoq.com/articles/spring-modules-jcr
To be on the safe side I'd like to know whether for my particular
context
this is still up-to-date: Do I need Jencks/Atomikos/some other
transaction
manager in order to use Jackrabbit and one more database under
Spring?
If so, do you recommend Jencks or Atomikos?
Many thanks for any pointers,
Kaspar
