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Transaction Manager in JBoss

 
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Hi All,
I have just now started using the JBoss.

I need to use the Transaction Manager provided by Jboss from a Stand Alone Program.

As I read the documentation I got to know that there is some Arjuna Transaction in JBoss.
But I never found anything on How to get that using Java, means My stand alone program should get it (using some JNDI name) or by something.

Kindly suggest.
 
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If you want the transaction manager outside the AS, then how about using JBoss Transactions in standalone mode http://www.jboss.org/jbosstm/deployment.html
 
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Yes,

But how to do that is what my question.

I have searched the link which you suggested but not found any item

as somethink like context.lookup("UserTransaction"); can give me the UserTransaction.

But how should I get the TransactionManager from the JBOSS Context
 
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