The idea is then to extend the framework to different EIS to integrate them easier in J2EE applications. For example, with CICS, communications are based on a COMMAREA ( table of bytes ), so it could provide classes to work on table of bytes instead of Record and a data mapper to transform object to COMMAREA / COMMAREA to object.
Sunday, December 12, 2004
JCA and Spring
At the moment, Spring doesn't offer support for JCA ( Java Connector Architecture ). A support of JCA can be helpful in order to hide the use of CCI ( Common Client Interface ) API, to integrate with the IoC container of Spring and to use the AOP framework. The aim is offer facilities to use it:
Configuration of ConnectionFactory in a managed ( get from JNDI ) and in a non-managed mode ( configure as a bean )
Conversion from Record to Object / Object to Record
Declarative of transaction configuration ( local and global transactions ) with interceptors
Use of CCI with template and objects
The idea is then to extend the framework to different EIS to integrate them easier in J2EE applications. For example, with CICS, communications are based on a COMMAREA ( table of bytes ), so it could provide classes to work on table of bytes instead of Record and a data mapper to transform object to COMMAREA / COMMAREA to object.
The idea is then to extend the framework to different EIS to integrate them easier in J2EE applications. For example, with CICS, communications are based on a COMMAREA ( table of bytes ), so it could provide classes to work on table of bytes instead of Record and a data mapper to transform object to COMMAREA / COMMAREA to object.
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Hey Theirry, great stuff! I'm going to link to your blog from mine, at spiritmech.blogspot.com. I have a few things on JCA, as I try to put my thoughts together.
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