BEA Using Transactions

consistency (ACID properties) 1-2

connection pool

finding via JNDI 7-16

container-managed transactions 1-9

transaction attributes 5-4

transaction semantics 5-6

entity beans 5-8

stateful session beans 5-6

stateless session beans 5-7

Control interface 2-17

CORBA applications

transaction propogation 2-4

Transaction Service 2-8

Transaction Service API

Control interface 2-17

Current interface 2-12

data types 2-10

exceptions 2-10

TransactionalObject interface 2-18

transactions in client applications 1-7, 4-2

transactions overview 1-6

Transactions sample CORBA application 1-13

transactions support 3-2

CORBAservices Object Transaction Service (OTS) 1-3, 2-2, 4-2

CosTransactions module 2-12, 2-18

Current interface

about the Current interface 2-12

begin method 2-13

commit method 2-14

get_control method 2-15

get_status method 2-14

get_transaction_name method 2-15

resume method 2-17

rollback method 2-14

rollback_only method 2-14

set_timeout method 2-15

suspend method 2-16

data types

CORBA Transaction Service API 2-10

database cursors 3-4

deactivate_object method

and transactions 3-11

defining user-defined exceptions 3-13

delegated commit 2-3

development process

client applications

Transactions sample CORBA application 1-21

transactions 4-2

distributed transactions 7-4

about distributed transactions 1-4

about implementing 7-14

finding the connection pool via JNDI 7-16

importing packages 7-15

initializing TransactionCurrent 7-16

performing 7-17

setting up 7-17

DMTLOGDEV parameter 8-12

DMTLOGNAME parameter 8-12

DMTLOGSIZE parameter 8-12

domain transaction log, creating 8-5

DR_TRANS_ABORT 3-11

DR_TRANS_COMMITTING 3-11

durability (ACID properties) 1-2

EJB applications

bean-managed transactions 1-10

committing transactions 1-27

container-managed transactions 1-9

exceptions 5-11

general guidelines 5-2

importing packages 1-25

JNDI lookup 1-26

participating in a transaction 5-5

rolling back transactions 1-27

sample code 1-25

session synchronization 5-10

starting transactions 1-26

timeouts 5-11

transaction attributes 5-3

transaction semantics 5-5

transactions overview 1-8

ENABLEXA parameter 7-5

entity beans

container-managed transactions

transaction semantics

JDBC/XA accessibility 7-11

exceptions

CORBA Transaction Service API 2-10

EJB applications 5-11

HeuristicHazard 2-11

HeuristicMixed 2-11

INVALID_TRANSACTION 2-20

InvalidControl 2-12

NoTransaction 2-11

OBJ_ADAPTER 2-20

SubtransactionsUnavailable 2-11

TRANSACTION_ROLLEDBACK 2-16

Unavailable 2-12

user-defined exceptions 3-13

explicit propogation, in CORBA applications 2-4

FACTORYROUTING parameter 8-9

flat transactions 2-5

global transactions 7-4

GROUPS section 8-16

handling exceptions

EJB applications 5-11

HeuristicHazard exception 2-11

HeuristicMixed exception 2-11

ICF file

defining transaction policies 4-2

ignore transaction policy 3-7

Implementation Configuration File (ICF)

defining transaction policies 1-18

implicit propogation, in CORBA applications 2-4

importing packages

EJB applications 1-25

interdomain interoperability 2-5

interoperability

interdomain 2-5

intradomain 2-5

network 2-6

remote clients and WLE domain 2-5

intradomain interoperability 2-5

INVALID_TRANSACTION exception 2-20

InvalidControl exception 2-12

isolation (ACID properties) 1-2

Java Naming Directory Interface (JNDI)

Java Transaction API (JTA) 1-3, 2-2

Java Transaction Service (JTS) 1-3

JavaServerXA 7-12

JavaServerXA, described 7-3

JDBC standards, supported 7-4

JDBC/XA driver

enabling 7-5

pooled connections 7-3

JNDI

finding the connection pool 7-16

lightweight clients

about lightweight clients 2-3

Application-to-Transaction Monitor Interface (ATMI)I 2-6

interoperability 2-5

listings

sample GROUPS section 8-17

sample MACHINES section 8-16

sample NETWORK section 8-17

sample RESOURCES section 8-15

local transactions 7-4

MACHINES section 8-4, 8-15

Mandatory transaction attribute 5-4

MAXGTT parameter 8-3

MAXRDTRAN parameter 8-12

MAXTRAN parameter 8-12

multithreading

clients 2-7

nested transactions 2-5, 2-20

network interoperability 2-6

NETWORK section 8-16

Never transaction attribute 5-4

never transaction policy 3-6

NoTransaction exception 2-11

NotSupported transaction attribute 5-4

NULL resource manager 3-11

OBJ_ADAPTER exception 2-20

object state management 3-10

delegating to an XA RM 3-10

Transactions University sample application 3-17

ODMG standard 2-7

OMG IDL

Transactions sample CORBA application 1-15

Open Group XA interface 2-6

open_xa_rm method 3-8

OPENINFO parameter 7-12, 8-7

opening an XA resource manager 3-8

optional transaction policy 3-5, 3-12

Oracle7 3-18

OSI TP protocol 2-6

participating in a transaction 5-5

pooled connections 7-3

process failure, handling 2-7

programming models, supported 1-2

recursive transactions 2-20

remote clients and interoperability 2-5

Required transaction attribute 5-4

RequiresNew transaction attribute 5-4

resource manager

closing an XA 3-10

delegating object state management 3-10

NULL 3-11

opening XA 3-8

RESOURCES section 8-14

RMI applications

committing transactions 1-29

general guidelines 6-2

JNDI lookup 1-29

rolling back transactions 1-29

sample code 1-27

starting transactions 1-29

transactions overview 1-11

rolling back transactions

Transactions sample CORBA application 1-13

ROUTING parameter 8-10

ROUTING section 8-17

sample applications

Server Description File

about the Server Description File 1-19

Server object

supporting databases 1-19

Transactions sample CORBA application 1-19

SERVERS section 8-17

SERVICES section 8-17

session synchronization 5-10

setTransactionTimeout method 5-11

SNA LU 6.2 protocol 2-7

SRVTYPE parameter 7-13

starting transactions

JDBC/XA accessibility 7-10

stateful session beans

bean-managed transactions

transaction semantics

container-managed transactions

transaction semantics

stateless session beans

bean-managed transactions

transaction semantics

container-managed transactions

transaction semantics

JDBC/XA accessibility 7-11

SubtransactionsUnavailable exception 2-11

Supported transaction attribute 5-4

terminating transactions 2-4

throwing user-defined exceptions 3-14

TLOG 8-3

TLOGDEVICE parameter 1-23, 8-5

TLOGNAME parameter 8-5

TLOGOFFSET parameter 8-5

TLOGSIZE parameter 8-5

TMSCOUNT parameter 8-7

TMSNAME parameter 8-7

transaction activation policy 3-11

transaction attributes

bean-managed transactions 5-5

container-managed transactions 5-4

described 5-3

transaction log, creating 8-3

Transaction Manager Server

transaction policies

defining in ICF file 4-2

ignore 3-7

never 3-6

optional 3-5, 3-12

Transactions sample CORBA application 1-18

transaction semantics 5-5

Transaction Service

about the Transaction Service 2-2

capabilities 2-2

CORBA applications 2-8

API extensions 2-19

clients supported 2-8

features 1-4

general constraints 2-7

limitations 2-2

transactional objects

defining 3-4

TransactionalObject interface 2-18

TransactionCurrent interface 7-16

TransactionCurrent object

begin method 4-4

code examples 4-3

commit method 4-4

get_status method 4-5

get_transaction_name method 4-5

getcontrol method 4-5

getting initial references to 2-9

methods 4-4

resume method 4-5

rollback method 4-4

rollback_only method 4-4

set_timeout method 4-5

suspend method 4-5

transactions

autocommit 7-6

client CORBA applications 4-2

configuring

AUTOTRAN parameter 8-9, 8-10, 8-13

CMTRET parameter 8-3

creating a transaction log

defining each resource manager and the transaction manager server in GROUPS section 8-6

DMTLOGDEV parameter 8-12

DMTLOGNAME parameter 8-12

DMTLOGSIZE parameter 8-12

enabling a Tuxedo service to begin a transaction in the SERVICES section 8-9

FACTORYROUTING parameter 8-9

INTERFACES section 8-8

MAXGTT parameter 8-3

MAXRDTRAN parameter 8-12

MAXTRAN parameter 8-12

modifying the domain configuration file to support transactions 8-11

modifying the UBBCONFIG file 8-2

ROUTING parameter 8-10

sample GROUPS section 8-6

specifying application-wide transactions in RESOURCES 8-3

TLOGDEVICE parameter 8-5

TLOGNAME parameter 8-5

TLOGOFFSET parameter 8-5

TLOGSIZE parameter 8-5

transaction log (TLOG) 8-3

transaction values description in sample GROUPS section 8-6

TRANTIME parameter 8-9, 8-10, 8-13

CORBA applications 1-6

distributed

sample application 8-14

distributed transactions 7-4

EJB applications 1-8

flat transactions 2-5

functional overview 1-6

implementing in a WLE server application

in client applications 4-5

in CORBA client applications 1-7

integrity 2-4

local transactions 7-4

nested 2-20

nested transactions 2-5

object state management 3-10

participating in a transaction 5-5

propagating, in CORBA applications 2-4

recursive 2-20

RMI applications 1-11

termination 2-4

timeouts 5-11

transaction contexts, in JDBC/XA connections 7-7

transaction processing 2-6

transaction semantics 5-5

when to use transactions 1-5

Transactions CORBA sample application

workflow 1-13

Transactions sample CORBA application

about the Transactions sample CORBA application 1-13

client application 1-21

development steps 1-15

illustrated 1-13

location 1-15

OMG IDL 1-15

transaction policies 1-18

UBBCONFIG file 1-22

user exceptions 1-13

writing server applications 1-19

Transactions University sample application

about the application 3-15

configuration requirements 3-19

object state management 3-17

transaction model used 3-16

transactions, configuring

CLOSEINFO parameter 8-7

OPENINFO parameter 8-7

TMSCOUNT parameter 8-7

TMSNAME parameter 8-7

trans-timeout-seconds element 5-11

TRANTIME parameter 8-9, 8-10, 8-13

two-phase commit protocol (2PC) 1-4

UBBCONFIG file

adding transactions 1-22

JDBCCONNPOOLS section 7-5

UDL 8-4

Unavailable exception 2-12

Universal Device List (UDL) 8-4

unmanaged desktops 2-3

user exceptions

Transactions sample CORBA application 1-13

user-defined exceptions

about user-defined exceptions 3-13

defining 3-13

throwing 3-14

UserTransaction

committing transactions

initializing

rolling back transactions

sample code 1-25, 1-27

starting transactions