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How do two-phase or global transactions relate to WebLogic JMS?

April 26, 2017global JMS relate transactions two-phase WebLogic

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How do two-phase or global transactions relate to WebLogic JMS?

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A two-phase or global transaction allows multiple resource managers (including EJBs, databases, and JMS servers) to participate in a single transaction. For example, a client can use a two-phase transaction to send a message from a queue on one JMS server (server A) to a queue on another JMS server (server B). Each server has a unique persistent store. When the transaction is committed, the message is made visible on server B. If the transaction rolls back, the message is put back on the queue on server A. Note: If both queues happen to be on the same JMS server, then a one-phase transaction is used.

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A. A two-phase or global transaction allows multiple resource managers (including EJBs, databases, and JMS servers) to participate in a single transaction. For example, a client can use a two-phase transaction to send a message from a queue on one JMS server (server A) to a queue on another JMS server (server B). Each server has a unique persistent store. When the transaction is committed, the message is made visible on server B. If the transaction rolls back, the message is put back on the queue on server A. Note: If both queues happen to be on the same JMS server, then a one-phase transaction is used.