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Ouch! I wrote much of the Weblogic server's distributed transactions framework back in the day. Forget EJB (which too I wrote :(, but in my defense it was for
by sriram_malhar 2y ago
Ouch!
I wrote much of the Weblogic server's distributed transactions framework back in the day. Forget EJB (which too I wrote :(, but in my defense it was forced on us by IBM and Oracle, and I personally hated it).
The JTA bit was a thin sliver over the various db and messaging product vendors' XA drivers, which differed in important and annoying ways. Some were not thread-safe (SQLServer), some drivers' connections had to be pinned to the same thread (Informix) etc. As a user, if you had to have distributed transactions, you would have done worse than Weblogic, methinks.
- orf 2y agoSorry! I didn’t mean to throw shade on your work. What I mean is that being able to turn a key in a car ignition doesn’t make one a car mechanic.