[EMAIL PROTECTED] ("Dann Corbit") writes:
> Tuxedo
Note that this is probably the only one of the lot that is _really_
worth looking at in a serious way, as the XA standard was essentially
based on Tuxedo. (Irrelevant Aside: BEA had releases of CICS running
on both Unix and Windows NT, so it isn't quite fair to call that
"mainframe" code...)
There might be some value in looking at how Berkeley DB supports XA,
as there actually support for using Berkeley DB as an XA resource
manager.
<http://www.sleepycat.com/docs/ref/xa/xa_intro.html>
While it would obviously be exceedingly inappropriate to copy any of
SleepyCat's software, there is some very useful background information
there on "care and feeding" which can give an idea of how a TP monitor
might be used and configured.
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