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Ed Stevens wrote:
> Oracle 9.2 EE on Solaris
>
> A consulting developer came to me with a requirement dealing with jdbc
> thin client, transactions, and other things java related. [...]Unfortunately, > all things java are
> pretty much beyond the edge of my knowledge, and all things Oracle are
> beyond the edge of the knowledge of the consultant.
>[...]
Here's a pointer.... from one whose edge has been slightly blunted when cutting into Java ;-)
Are you sure this requires anything on the Oracle server side at all? Is your developer by chance using an environment like Weblogic or Websphere to execute Java?
Here is a different take on it from BEA, this link specifically mentions Oracle.
http://edocs.beasys.com/wls/docs70/oracle/trxjdbcx.html#1080882
In my experience XA is an attribute of the JDBC connection pool you configure from the client side, and depends on the JDBC driver(s) you are using. It has to do with distributed transactions and two-phase commit, but again from the Java side, not the Oracle side.
HTH,
Mark Bole
Received on Fri Dec 03 2004 - 19:36:54 CST