Xang is a framework for writing applications. The specific procedural language you choose would provide database transactions.
Your application structure is declared through XML and the logic is declared through a procedural language (usually ECMAScript). Xang helps deliver requests targeting your apps components to the logic that implements the 'request handler'. This request handler would do all database transactions.
The ECMAScript engine that Xang uses (called FESI) is a Java implementation and can call arbitrary Java code. So you can create simple script functions that use Java database connectivity (JDBC) calls to get the job done.
mike
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> From: dlb [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Sunday, March 04, 2001 11:24 AM
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> I am very new to Xang and Fesi's ECMA implementation -
> hopefully this isn't a
> silly question.
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> What is the recommended method for performing database
> transactions within the
> context of a Xang supported application ? Are their native
> methods for this ?
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>
> Thanks
> David
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