I am using the JCR provider inside Apache Geronimo, but in with Guice
as my ioc not Spring. It appears to be working fine. We have been load
testing with custom multi threaded perl scripts. No problems with
Geronimo, but you will need to think about locking.
We are also binding EclipseLink into the JTA transactions and running
ontop of MySQL and/or Derby
Someone has probably done a configuration somewhere in one of the
spring repositories.
HTH
Ian
On 25 Mar 2009, at 17:04, Kaspar Fischer 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
