RMI won't do anything for you.
Create an implementation that use remote session EJBs rather and it
should be transparent.
Tobias Bocanegra wrote:
transactions are implizitely handled by the transaction monitor of the
host, your repository is running (e.g. appserver). i don't know, how
the RMI use-case is normally dealed with in other applications, but i
would assume, that this somehow should work transparently. i.e. the
RMI client resources should participate in the JTA transactions and
marchal them to the server.
but i don't know, if this already works like this.
regards, toby
On 7/22/06, Jaka Jaksic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi again!
I may have overlooked something, but I don't see a way to control
repository
transactions over RMI. I would like to explicitly begin and commit
transactions from the client side, but the RMI package only covers the
basic
(transactionless) Session interface. Is there a plan to create RMI
classes
for XASession as well, or is there some other way to control transactios
over RMI?
Regards,
Jaka
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Julien Viet
JBoss Portal Project Lead
Redhat Inc.
