We’ve just released TransactionsEssentials 3.6.2 with another set of fixes and improvements.
As usual, you can download here or through our maven repository (the URL of which was sent by email after you registered the first time).
We’ve just released TransactionsEssentials 3.6.2 with another set of fixes and improvements.
As usual, you can download here or through our maven repository (the URL of which was sent by email after you registered the first time).
Great news: we now have over 10K downloads per month (as per January 2010), which is quite impressive given our niche market focus. This is over 10 times more than 6 months ago… Atomikos keeps on growing!
Here is an interesting post at JBoss about configuring Hibernate, Infinispan’s caching and Atomikos JTA (among other JTA implementations). Sample code and configuration files are included.
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We had scheduled automatic synching with Maven’s central repository for our 3.6 release but so far we didn’t manage to get it to work. The reasons for this are mainly technical ones at the level of the synchronization protocol (rsync) and security requirements.
Anyway, we are still looking for a good way to do this so we haven’t given up yet. It’s just a bit more complex than we hoped for.
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Hi,
We’ve just released TransactionsEssentials 3.6.1, available from our website or from our maven repository.
This is a bug fix release, repairing some OSGi-specific problems with class loading across bundles. Thanks a lot to Pascal Leclercq for the feedback while testing this! Also many thanks to Peter Kriens for the advice on class loading.
http://www.atomikos.com/Main/TransactionsEssentials
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To kick off the new year we have released TransactionsEssentials 3.6.0 with OSGi support.
We’ve had many people participate in this through our forums and through email, and finally it’s ready to go out in public: you can now load our jars as bundles in OSGi (this has been tested with Apache Felix and Eclipse Equinox).
To download, proceed via our product page.
Happy bundling!
Those of you who have been watching our RoadMap know that SCA is one of the topics on our list of things to watch.
Well, it turns out that the team of Fabric3 has been integrating TransactionsEssentials into the Fabric3 SCA runtime. Nice work!
Check out this cool video to see how OEM customers are using Atomikos to build mission-critical applications with out-of-the-box reliability outside the application server…
Also, check out the Skyway toolset if you have a chance - it is pretty awsome
For those of you who have been waiting for this: we have finally released the ExtremeTransactions 3.7M1 milestone, featuring WS-Transactions support in beta.
Download is available here…
Known issues at this time are:
-interop with MS or other vendors is still to be tested
-performance improvements in the web service calls needs to be improved
-compatibility with different JAX-WS stacks is still to be tested
It’s Devoxx (formerly JavaPolis) time again… If you are around this year then make sure to look for familiar faces - we will be there mixing in with the crowd.
See you!