Technical Specifications
The table below lists the most important features.
| Feature |
Description |
| JTA/XA |
Java Transaction API - the standard way of defining transactions in Java™ is supported. |
| JDBC |
Java Database Connectivity is supported - virtually any vendor's drivers can be used. Connection pooling is built-in for optimal performance. |
| JMS |
Java Message Service - you can use any queueing system if it has JMS capabilities. |
| Full recovery |
System crashes or restart are supported without compromising correctness. |
| RMI/IIOP |
Transactions can span multiple processes invoked via RMI/IIOP. |
| SOAP |
Transactions can span different web services. |
| TCC |
Try-Confirm/Cancel: our patent-pending approach for compensation-based transactions. |
| Read-only optimization |
Transactions that are read-only require less overhead. |
| Nested transactions |
Transactions can include nested (sub)transactions. |
| J(2)SE |
Java Standard Edition is supported - you don't need an application server. |
| J(2)EE |
Java Enterprise Edition is supported - you can use this product in almost any (web) application server. |
| Spring compliant |
Easy to configure in Spring. |
| Event-driven |
Automatic forwarding of incoming JMS messages to your application. |
| Intra-VM |
Runs inside your application's Virtual Machine for maximum performance and ideal scalability. |
