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- Available to customers only. Want to become a customer?
- 157457: XaResourceRecoveryManager: log XID in same format as XAResourceTransaction
- 157119: Log stack trace of thread that leads to transaction timeout
- 157408: Clarify log warning message if timeout is maxed
- 141026: CleanupPendingTransactionContextFilter: add INFO logging
- 156021: LogCloud: print / show generated RMI url so client configuration is easier
- 156982: LogCloud requires different UniqueIdMgr implementation
- 157196: Add logging to AtomikosApplicationContextAware
- 157485: Spring integration: allow integrating the UserTransactionServiceImp in the right order
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157457: XaResourceRecoveryManager: log XID in same format as XAResourceTransaction
The new recovery module logged XIDs in a different format than the OLTP logic did, which was confusing to read. We've now aligned them.
157119: Log stack trace of thread that leads to transaction timeout
Timeout / setRollbackOnly of an active transaction now also shows the stack trace(s) of any threads that were active in the transaction - so it is easier to find out what is causing the timeout.
157408: Clarify log warning message if timeout is maxed
Improved the warning message by also suggesting what can be done to avoid it.
141026: CleanupPendingTransactionContextFilter: add INFO logging
Added useful extra logging to show what is going on.
156021: LogCloud: print / show generated RMI url so client configuration is easier
The LogCloud service now displays the RMI address on which it is available - so clients are easier to configure.
156982: LogCloud requires different UniqueIdMgr implementation
We've improved the way that transaction identifiers are generated so the probability of collisions in cluster deployments is minimised.
157196: Add logging to AtomikosApplicationContextAware
Our Spring integration module now also logs what it is doing, in what order.
157485: Spring integration: allow integrating the UserTransactionServiceImp in the right order
It is now also possible to include the UserTransactionServiceImp with our built-in Spring integration - so you can tune the init properties inside your Spring config.

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