[gytis]

Hi Jeffrey.

The feature has been merged into Spring Boot and is now available from their master branch: https://github.com/spring-projects/spring-boot. I assume it should be included in the 1.4.0 release, but I don't have the date for it.

[haskovec]

Thanks Gytis! I really like the Boot framework as it takes a lot of the work out of Spring and I am glad to see you guys are integrating into it.

[dominicalston]

Hello. I'm having problems with JMS and auto transaction enlistment - I'm using spring-boot 1.4.0.M2. Is this supported as I don't see an equivalent factory bean i.e. similar to AtomikosConnectionFactoryBean? Any pointers please?

[zhfeng]

I just download the spring-boot 1.4.0.M2 source and it looks like it supported narayana. You should check

spring-boot-1.4.0.M2/spring-boot/src/main/java/org/springframework/boot/jta/narayana/NarayanaXAConnectionFactoryWrapper.java

I think we have [JBTM-2634] Create Narayana Spring Boot starter quickstart - JBoss Issue Tracker and gytis had some work with quickstart/spring/narayana-spring-boot at master-JBTM-2634-spring-boot · gytis/quickstart · GitHub

Maybe you need to replace the pom.xml from '1.4.0-BUILD-SNAPSHOT' to' 1.4.0-M2' to see if it works.

[dominicalston]

Thanks - I autowired the NarayanaXAConnectionFactoryWrapper and manually called wrapConnectionFactory() which results in resources being enlisted correctly.

[tomjenkinson]

I would imagine that wrapConnectionFactory should not need to be called by you as the user, I would think Spring should be doing this. Something like this: quickstart/MessagesService.java at master-JBTM-2634-spring-boot · gytis/quickstart · GitHub

Maybe gytis has some input.

[dominicalston]

Without calling wrapConnectionFactory(), I was unable to see resources being enlisted. It doesn't appear to be called automagically.

[gytis]

Did you add org.springframework.boot:spring-boot-starter-jta-narayana:1.4.0.M2 dependency to your pom? It should pull in the JMS integration code.

There is a working example with JMS and Database here: https://github.com/spring-projects/spring-boot/tree/v1.4.0.M2/spring-boot-samples/spring-boot-sample-jta-narayana

p.s. in the future I would recommend to create a new discussion per issue.

[dominicalston]

Hi Gytis. Thanks for the reply. I am including the org.springframework.boot:spring-boot-starter-jta-narayana dependency. Everything get auto configured, including the connectionFactoryWrapper. However, the wrapConnectionFactory() method is never invoked meaning the Arjuna connection factory proxies are never created, thus XA resources are never enlisted with a transaction.

[gytis]

Dominic, could you share your code, please? Because I'm running the quickstart with the debugger and NarayanaXAConnectionFactoryWrapper.wrapConnectionFactory is invoked.

[dominicalston]

Hi Gytis. I've worked out what the problem was. I wasn't using a JMS broker that had a set of auto configure classes (IBM WebsphereMQ) and hence a XAConnectionFactoryConfiguration class, which would define a bean that would invoke the wrapConnectionFactory method.