A pa­per cov­er­ing the de­sign / im­ple­men­ta­tion of our API for TCC for REST has been ac­cept­ed for ws-rest 2014.

This news comes at a great time since we are about to re­lease a mile­stone build of our 4.0 re­lease of Ex­tremeTrans­ac­tions that in­cludes sup­port for pre­cise­ly this API. Thank you Ce­sare Pau­tas­so for co-au­thor­ing this work, and thanks to all the re­view­ers for the very use­ful com­ments that helped us im­prove the de­sign even more!

Watch this blog for more up­dates soon...

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We've fi­nal­ly man­aged to pub­lish our on­line train­ing via Par­leys - feel free to check it out!

From now on, every­body world-wide can pur­chase our train­ing ses­sions and fol­low at them at a self-paced rhythm. Train­ing when you want it, at your fin­ger­tips!

UPDATE: mean­while, we no longer main­tain this train­ing at Par­leys, con­tact us for we­bi­nar ses­sion if you want.

In this talk at JavaOne this year, Mark Lit­tle does a nice job ex­plain­ing about trans­ac­tions and why they are use­ful. He did a nice job - even if it is on be­half of our com­peti­tors;-)