Thanks for the hints. I will include this into a second howto. If I
would fit these things into the current article
things would become to complicated for people who just want to start.
But it´s great that all of this is possible.
Greetings
Christian
James Strachan schrieb:
2008/8/26 Christian Schneider <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Hi James,
thanks for the comments. I already have access to the wiki so this should be
no problem.
Ah great! :)
The declarative transactions sound very interesting. Is there any
description how to use them together with Camel and CXF? Do I just have to
declare my Webservice implementation @Transactional?
Camel's JMS transport uses the underlying Spring JMS abstractions
(MessageListenerContainer and JmsTemplate) so they work well with
spring declarative transactions; all you need to do is configure the
JMS endpoint to be transacted and give it a transaction manager and
you're good to go.
Will the transaction then be coordinated with JMS transactions?
Yes - or XA transactions - depending on what transaction manager you register.
Can I even
use these transactions together with Database transactions inside my
service?
Yes - if you use XA and configure your JMS component and JDBC
DataSource / HibernateTemplate the JTA transaction manager
Sorry for the many questions ;-)
No worries :)
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