Tamino API

Hello,

I have made some changes on Tamino Processors affecting the way commitment points can be managed. The changes reflect my limited understanding of Orbeon processors and Tamino API programming.
The change:
In some cases I needed to explicitly issue a commit during the processing of an XPL. This might be necessary when the XPL includes more LUW which the programmer wants to separately commit (in my case with the hope to release some locks).

The solution:
I keep track not only of the connection object within TaminoProcessor but the LocalTransaction object too, which can be reused by a new processor I named TaminoEndLUWProcessor.java.

If there is anybody who has the same problem but a better solution please let me know, if there is someone with the problem but less of a solution I am happy to help with the patches.

regards,
Bal¨¢zs



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Hi Bal("zs,
  Your Tamino API tweaks sound interesting. We do not require them at the
moment but we will bear them in mind for later.

FYI For the last two weeks we have been running our OPS applications with
Tamino 4.4. We used the jars supplied with Tamino 4.4 and we had to use
their log4j.jar instead of the log4j-1.3alpha0.jar that ships with with OPS.
We have not noticed any problems with Tamino 4.4.

regards
Doug


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Hello,

I have made some changes on Tamino Processors affecting the way commitment
points can be managed. The changes reflect my limited understanding of
Orbeon processors and Tamino API programming.
The change:
In some cases I needed to explicitly issue a commit during the processing of
an XPL. This might be necessary when the XPL includes more LUW which the
programmer wants to separately commit (in my case with the hope to release
some locks).

The solution:
I keep track not only of the connection object within TaminoProcessor but
the LocalTransaction object too, which can be reused by a new processor I
named TaminoEndLUWProcessor.java.

If there is anybody who has the same problem but a better solution please
let me know, if there is someone with the problem but less of a solution I
am happy to help with the patches.

regards,
Bal("zs





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Balazs,

Can you update the patch on ObjectWeb?

http://forge.objectweb.org/tracker/?atid=350209&group_id=168&func=browse

-Erik

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Doug,

I have modified log4j.xml according to your suggestions and it works for me as well.

Thanks,
Bal¨¢zs



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Hello Erich,

If I know there will be someone to look at it before it will be in the next release I will definitely try to submit the patch over ObjectWEB :)

regards,
Bal¨¢zs

p.s. Why is it that I cannot press the reply button on your mails (also I do not recieve them in my mailbox while every one else's postings appear)?



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 > Hello Erich,
 >
 > If I know there will be someone to look at it before it will be in
 > the next release I will definitely try to submit the patch over
 > ObjectWEB :)

Well, we cannot promise that, but at any rate it's always better to
have the patches available so that when somebody needs the fix, we
have a starting point.

 > p.s. Why is it that I cannot press the reply button on your mails
 > (also I do not recieve them in my mailbox while every one else's
 > postings appear)?

I don't know. Does anybody else have that problem?

-Erik




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