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JTA for Tomcat
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Praful Thakare
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Joined: Feb 10, 2001
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Hi,
What are the good options for using JTA with tomcat ?
googling suggested JOTM, BTM , Atomikos and Jencks but reference is from 2002, are there any new or better options?
I am using tomcat 6.0.16
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Tim Holloway
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Joined: Jun 25, 2001
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If you meant JTA as in Java Transaction Architecture, Tomcat doesn't get involved in that. If a webapp is using something like an ORM, the ORM may require a copy of the jta jar to be included in the webapp itself. One of the major differences between Tomcat and the full-stack J2EE servers is, in fact, the lack of built-in persistence management functions.
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Praful Thakare
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Joined: Feb 10, 2001
Posts: 509
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Hi Tim,
I understand tomcat doesnot support JTA, so I am looking for some 3rd party jar file that will hepl, I am not using any ORM, just spring and jdbc.
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Tim Holloway
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I think there's only one jta jar source and you can get it from Sun. It's also published via Maven as javax.transaction.jta/jta-1.1.jar.
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