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Hi,

I have been trying to port some XML based config to programmatic configuration lately. In my XML I had



<bean id="abean" class="com.zfabrik.springframework.ComponentFactoryBean">
...

well... that was an example to illustrate how I expected Spring to work. Never mind. Obviously the actual question didn't come across and I am ok with assuming that Spring requires it's own TX...

hmm... I think I am rather well aware about how JTA works.

I was not asking for automatic registration of transactional resources. I was asking for a less intrusive way of having Spring resources...

Right. And it works, if I do that. The actual question was, if I can use pure JTA transaction demarcation instead.

Or, put differently, is there a way to set up the Spring transaction manager...

In a Web app of mine that uses Spring's

a) org.springframework.transaction.jta.JtaTransactionManager as Spring TX Manager

over an external JTA implementation and

b)...

Just saw this post. I had a similar problem. Could it be you relied on managing TX boundaries without using Spring? I.e. just via the JTA transaction manager, tyically using the UserTransaction...