Oracle and MQ series in one Tx

Hi.
          Here is the scenario.
          EJB updates DB
          EJB sends message to JMS
          EJB updates DB
          Please confirm if my understanding is right.
          Inorder for this to work all that needs to be done is both resources
          must be configured as TxData Sources in the console.
          If the above code is invoked in the context of a UserTransaction the WLS
          transaction co-ordinator will ensure that a 2PC commit happens.
          Thanks
          Sam
          Oracle 8 with Oracle JDBC driver (or weblogic JDriver) with XA support.
          JMS is MQ series with MQclasses that support XA interface.
          WLS 6.1 on Solaris.

This can only work on the server with some restrictions for making MQ
          participate in the 2PC.
          You can look at the Weblogic JMS newsgroup for pointers or read some of
          the papers on dev2dev.bea.com
          --dejan
          Sam wrote:
          >Hi.
          >
          >Here is the scenario.
          >
          >EJB updates DB
          >EJB sends message to JMS
          >EJB updates DB
          >
          >Please confirm if my understanding is right.
          >
          >Inorder for this to work all that needs to be done is both resources
          >must be configured as TxData Sources in the console.
          >
          >If the above code is invoked in the context of a UserTransaction the WLS
          >transaction co-ordinator will ensure that a 2PC commit happens.
          >
          >Thanks
          >Sam
          >
          >
          >Oracle 8 with Oracle JDBC driver (or weblogic JDriver) with XA support.
          >JMS is MQ series with MQclasses that support XA interface.
          >WLS 6.1 on Solaris.
          >

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