Yes, this is correct. :-)
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First, thx for your response.
I planned to use it only to manage in-memory locks but I realized after that I
don't need a transaction manager to do that.
As a confirmation, I have read here
http://www.jboss.com/index.html?module=bb&op=viewtopic&t=138918 your message :
anonymous wrote : Isolati
Why do you need a transaction manager then (if you are not using crash recovery
or a database)?
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Could you let me know where you find this sentence in the jboss ta
documentation ?
Thx
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Thank you, I will try tomorrow to put all all this together.
anonymous wrote : From the 4.3.0.GA docs:
could you give me an url for this doc, and where it is explain how configure
jbossjta-properties.xml and so on ?
anonymous wrote : Note that JBossTS 4.3 provides a JTA 1.1 implementation,
w
BTW, do you expect the database connections used by your app to participate in
the managed transaction?
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>From the 4.3.0.GA docs:
anonymous wrote :
| Note that JBossTS 4.3 provides a JTA 1.1 implementation, whereas JBossAS
4.2 ships the JTA 1.0.1b API files. You may therefore also need to copy the JTA
1.1 API into the application server's server/XXX/lib dir
| - lib/ext/jta-1_1-classes.zip
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And create the cache instance like this :
CacheFactory factory = new
DefaultCacheFactory();
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| techDataCache = factory.createCache("cache-configuration.xml",
true);
| techDataCache.create();
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Maybe I have a problem with maven repository I used these dependencies :
| jboss
| jboss-common
| 4.2.2.GA
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| jboss.jbossts
| jbossts-comm
