Context: MQ can act as the XA commit coordinator for XA/compliant resource managers, like databases. For example, if you want to ACID treat MQ and - let's say - Oracle updates, you create a switchfile for Oracle, configure MQ and use the MQBEGIN verb to start a new transaction.
Now, in the absence of an application server, how would that be done from within a native Java application, using either the MQ classes for Java, or the MQ JMS classes? I did some reading, but couldn't find anything similar to MQBEGIN in that space.
Can anybody help? Stefan
PS: Shouting R-T-F-M and pointing me T-T-F-M is a valid reply... ;-)
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