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Is it possible to make xml marshalling transactionally using Castor?

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Is it possible to make xml marshalling transactionally using Castor?

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No. The decision of putting XML and JDO together is NOT intended to make XML marshalling transactional. Instead, the integration is done to help developers of a typical client-server situation whereby an application server receives incoming XML messages, process the messages and replies to the client. With Castor, incoming XML messages can be unmarshaled into data objects. Required information can be obtained from a database using JDO in form of data objects. With this approach, all data manipulation can be done in an object-oriented way. Changes to JDO data objects can be committed transactionally, and result data objects can be marshaled into XML and returned to the client.

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No. The decision of putting XML and JDO together is NOT intended to make XML marshalling transactional.Instead, the integration is done to help developers of a typical client-server situation: an application server receives incoming XML messages, process the messages and replies to the client.With Castor, incoming XML messages can be unmarshaled into data objects. Required information can be obtained from a database using JDO in form of data objects. With this approach, all data manipulation can be done in an object-oriented way. Changes to JDO data objects can be committed transactionally, and result data objects can be marshaled into XML and returned to the client.

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