Change number : SNI-TX-01
Source
- Siemens-Nixdorf
Title
- Transaction Mandatory Processing Mode
Qualifier
- Major Editorial.
Rationale
- An implementation that always executes in transactional mode
and never in non-transactional mode, provides implicit transaction
demarcation in the case that an AP (client) calls a service outside
of a transaction.
In such an implementation, when a transactional AP calls a service,
the AP uses the TX (Transaction Demarcation) interface explicitly.
In such an implementation, when a non-transactional AP calls a
service, a transaction is implicitly started before the service
itself starts; the transaction is automatically completed with the
end of the service. The service can only participate in the
implicitly opened transaction.
In either case, any CRM-specific constraints on transaction
demarcation are applicable in the normal way.
Change
- Add as last paragraph in
3.3 Beginning and Completing Global Transactions
on page 11:
- In a distributed environment a subordinate node may execute in
transaction mandatory mode. In this case either the AP at the subordinate side
participates in the transaction opened by the AP at the superior node
or a transaction is implicitly opened before the AP is invoked. In either case
the tx_begin() function fails because the calling AP is already in
transaction mode. CRM specific constraints are applicable in the normal way.
Add the following paragraph in
the Public information section
on page 54:
- TM products must specify whether they support non transactional processing
or not.
Change number : FT-02R
Source
- INRIA/XTP WG
Title
- Degree of interoperability
Qualifier
- Major Editorial.
Rationale
- Clarify that portability is provided by products that use
the same CRM API.
Change
- On page 5, after the third bullet near the end of the page:
- Change "... portability."
to
- "... portability across products offering the same CRM API.
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