Hi Y'All,
Isn't this related to the isolation levels? (Read
Uncommited, Read Commited, Repeatable Read,
Serializable).
The code has to account for all that.
Isolation levels are defined in section 17.3.2 page
340 (of second public final draft).
Cheers, CC
--- danch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Wow,
Congratulations, certainly the WebOS you have been
talking about is here happening and to stay!
CC
--- marc fleury <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> early morning Friday...
>
> and the pure
>
> run --net-install localhost/test
>
> finally bootstrapped
>
> and to much of my surprise even dow
Here is a copy of the isolation levels section 1.7.3.2
included in ejb 2.0 proposed final draft 2:
17.3.2 Isolation levels
...
The isolation level describes the degree to which the
access to a resource manager by a transaction is
isolated from the access to the resource manager by
other concurr
Here is a copy of the isolation levels section 1.7.3.2
included in ejb 2.0 proposed final draft 2:
17.3.2 Isolation levels
...
The isolation level describes the degree to which the
access to a resource manager by a transaction is
isolated from the access to the resource manager by
other concurr
Here is a copy of the isolation levels section 1.7.3.2
included in ejb 2.0 proposed final draft 2:
17.3.2 Isolation levels
...
The isolation level describes the degree to which the
access to a resource manager by a transaction is
isolated from the access to the resource manager by
other concurr
Howdy,
--- Bill Burke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Databases are freakin' designed for concurrent
> access. Why not leverage
> them? I remember reading someplace that WebLogic
> 6.x was starting to move
> more of its synching to the database layer.
I agree with Bill. I think we should rely o
Thanks for your replies,
I would very much like to see David's resource
adapter. I personally believe that it's the way to
go. I believe we can work with the
firebird/postgresql ( and maybe sapdb [too bad they
don't have XA supp] in the future) to get the resource
adapters (jca/jdbc) working an
