JBoss™ Administration and Development

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Summary

In this chapter you were introduced to the notion of a transaction and the ACID properties of a transaction were defined. The notion of a distributed transaction and the participants as defined by the JTA were given. Lastly, the mechanism for integrating a transaction manager into JBoss was specified through a description of the default JBoss transaction manager MBean service.

Next you will cover the JBoss components that make up the J2EE connector architecture implementation, JBossCX.

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