Due to pop­u­lar de­mand, we now also have a maven repos­i­to­ry on­line. This means our com­mu­ni­ty can pick up new re­leas­es with­out re­quir­ing re-reg­is­tra­tion every time (al­though we don't yet syn­chro­nize with the cen­tral, well-known pub­lic repos­i­to­ries).

In­ter­est­ed in find­ing out more? De­tailed in­struc­tions are in­clud­ed in the down­load con­fir­ma­tion email - so next time you reg­is­ter should be the last time...

Now that the Sum­mer hol­i­days are over, it is time to go back to work...

We have been pro­duc­ing two new main­te­nance re­leas­es:

1. Ex­tremeTrans­ac­tions 3.6.4 (view re­lease notes)
2. Trans­ac­tion­sEssen­tials 3.5.8 (view re­lease notes)

Up­grad­ing is high­ly rec­om­mend­ed for every­body.

We've just re­leased Trans­ac­tion­sEssen­tials 3.5.6, with im­proved Hiber­nate com­pat­i­bil­i­ty and sup­port for set­ting de­fault iso­la­tion lev­els on our data­source class­es.

Cheers

Are you look­ing for an open source JTA/XA trans­ac­tion man­ag­er for your web con­tain­er?

Although web apps are not our main­stream busi­ness, some peo­ple do val­ue Atomikos for their web apps.

See this wiki page for con­fig­u­ra­tion of Tom­cat and Atomikos.

Check out this link: Red Hat Re­acts to SpringSource Lead­er­ship (warn­ing: bro­ken link) and scroll down to the com­ments. Some (most?) of them seem to be ac­knowl­edg­ing the Atomikos role in shap­ing the fu­ture of JEE...

Re­gards

2018 UPDATE: the link seems to be bro­ken by now, apolo­gies for that...