Weblogic Intergration / transaction mode / Sybase

We are using Weblogic 8.1 to integrate a couple of DBMS's. A fact is that we can't change anything in these DBMS's, they are like blackboxes to us. As far as I could discover in the documentation of Weblogic, a distributed transaction uses the Autocommit-mode set to false, indicating a chained transaction mode, starting automatically a transaction on issueing the first DML statement in the database.
          One of the DBMS's is Sybase Adaptive Server 12.5. We are using some stored procedures in this DBMS, which were created in the standard mode, i.e. 'unchained' transaction mode which translates to Autocommit set to true.
          On running our application, of course, Sybase throws an error, indicating that a stored procedure created in unchained mode cannot be executed in an chained transaction.
          Well, theoratically, we could change the transaction mode of the stored procedures to 'chained', with the 'chained' or anymode' option on sp_procxmode. But, practically, we can't do that due to business policies and this also shouldn't be needed, as we are using Weblogic integration, which promotes INTEGRATING DBMS's and EIS's.
          So, my question is: Is there an option to use a global, distributed transaction in Weblogic integration, that runs in an unchained transaction mode, thus, allowing us to integrate this Sybase DBMS in our application, without making changes to the DBMS.
          Greetings,
          Ivo Willemsen

Hello Ivo.
I'm having the same problem and I need to know if you were able to solve it.
Thanks.

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