August 2004
Intermediate to advanced
720 pages
19h 43m
English
We've spent some time describing the various Java APIs for transaction management and how WebSphere Application Server implements transactions. Figure 11-8 may be useful in understanding how these pieces fit together.

So far, we have focused on the basic functions of a Transaction Manager and how WAS supports those functions. As you might expect, WAS provides a number of extensions to the basic J2EE-mandated transactional function that are useful in several scenarios. We are going to describe three ...
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