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Well you will need two datasources pointing to each database, but Spring supports it. You could also look at Spring Data project they have docs on it.
If you have use cases that need to talk to both databases, then you need a Transaction Manager that can support two phase commits like a JTA Transaction Manager you get in an App Server.
Mark Spritzler wrote:Well you will need two datasources pointing to each database, but Spring supports it. You could also look at Spring Data project they have docs on it.
If you have use cases that need to talk to both databases, then you need a Transaction Manager that can support two phase commits like a JTA Transaction Manager you get in an App Server.
Good Luck
Mark
don't need to use databases in same time.... it's just some people prefer to use database x........ and some other y..... sometime sql is diferent......
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