Re: [Springframework-developer] Re: JCA support

[<jas...@ma...>]

Hi Steve

If it helps at all, we've developed a Spring based JCA container with 
support for endpoint, connection and thread pooling and local & XA 
transaction support. By all means reuse as much or little code as you 
like...

http://activemq.codehaus.org/JCA+Container

Echoing what Juergen just said; its not really a 'container' as such - 
Spring is the container (the thing which creates everything, wires 
things together). The JCA container just deals with the managed 
connections, resource adapters, endpoint management and transactions 
and provides the JCA thread pool implementation.


On 14 Apr 2005, at 02:54, Steve Lewis wrote:
> "So for a Spring environment, we don't actually need a
> JCA *container*
> in the
> sense that it manages the setup of the connectors. All
> we need is a JCA
> ConnectionManager implementation that is XA-capable
> and able to
> interact
> with a given javax.transaction.TransactionManager
> instance."
>
> So it sounds sort of like running an XA resource in
> non-managed mode? As in, no pooling, no security
> injection, but participate/coordinate the XA directly
> to the ManagedConnectionFactory?
>
> I am planning on putting an interceptor stack in, so
> basically it would be using it without the pool
> interceptor. To be honest, the XA stuff is the stuff
> I'm least familiar with, so I may need some guidance
> as I was originally intending on tackling that last.
> But I was planning on delegating all the transaction
> stuff to JOTM or any other XA manager.
>
> I know I'm sort of reinventing the wheel, but the hard
> parts (like JOTM and HOWL, etc) I want to delegate as
> much as possible. Make it JavaBean-ish as much as
> possible, while still being standard JCA where it is
> required.
>
> Thanks,
> Steve
>
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James
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