DJ> This is pretty strange. You should be getting this DJ> consistently (if you are really using 2 resource managers DJ> in one transaction, one of them being only local tx DJ> capable) or never (if there is only one, for instance your DJ> only datasource).
I didn't think to mention my datasources. I am using two <local-tx-datasource>s. The are pointing to two different databases in mySQL. Here is the corrected scenario: I have 3 EJB-JAR files. EJB-JAR_1: - contains session bean A - no datasource access - has links into (depends on) EJB-JAR_2 and EJB-JAR_3 EJB-JAR_2: - contains session bean B - uses datasource X - has links into (depends on) EJB-JAR_3 EJB-JAR_3: - contains entity beans - uses datasource Y Session bean A looks up some entity beans, using the local home interfaces, in EJB-JAR_3. It then passes those local references to session bean B which uses some info in those beans to query a table in datasource Y. I got two of those transaction warnings, so, they probably occurred when session bean A looked up entity beans from EJB-JAR_3 and then again when it passed those entity beans to session bean B? DJ> If you can pin down anything else about how to make this DJ> happen I'd like to know about it. I checked the log file (currently on DEBUG) and there wasn't anything immediately before or after the two warnings. I'll enable TRACE for transaction stuff and if it happens again, maybe I can get some more information. Bigger question, should I be doing what I'm doing? I'm slowly migrating our project from a mixed, distributed RMI and JDBC system to J2EE and we are going to do a hybrid release with some components in J2EE, but others still legacy. I was creating different EJB-JARs and different datasources to separate out the dependencies. For instance, the entity beans in EJB-JAR_3 are totally independent of our legacy system, while the session bean in EJB-JAR_1 is the bridge from the new stuff to the legacy system. Thanks, Michael ------------------------------------------------------- This sf.net email is sponsored by: See the NEW Palm Tungsten T handheld. Power & Color in a compact size! http://ads.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/redirect.pl?palm0001en _______________________________________________ JBoss-user mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/jboss-user
