> MySQl and MyISAM can not be used in conjuction with LIXA for
> distributed transaction processing.
Should be very clear about this in your documentation, as MySQL as RM
will be unsupported in practice in the majority of *MP installations.
You didn't mention MSSQL, I assume because you develop o
>> 1. Is there any interest in "two phase commit" inside PHP
>> community? Without a real interest, every effort would be useless.
>
> I can't speak to a "critical mass" of interest, but as PHP and
> MySQL
> are closely coupled in the real world, until relatively recently (when
> Inno became t
>> Dear all,
>> I'm the author of LIXA project (http://lixa.sourceforge.net/) and I
>> would discuss a little about "two phase commit" transactions for
> PHP
>> applications.
>
> Besides all technical discussions etc one legal comment, on the project
> page I read:
>
> Which type of
On Tue, 2012-05-29 at 21:27 +0100, Christian Ferrari wrote:
> Dear all,
> I'm the author of LIXA project (http://lixa.sourceforge.net/) and I
> would discuss a little about "two phase commit" transactions for PHP
> applications.
Besides all technical discussions etc one legal comment, on the proje
On Wed, 30 May 2012 22:10:56 +0200, Christian Ferrari
wrote:
You correctly understood the only necessary changes are related to
open/close connection to the resource manager (database); this is a
consequence of XA and TX specifications.
I've not completely understood your statement "add so
> 1. Is there any interest in "two phase commit" inside PHP
> community? Without a real interest, every effort would be useless.
I can't speak to a "critical mass" of interest, but as PHP and MySQL
are closely coupled in the real world, until relatively recently (when
Inno became the default) that
>>
>> These are the issues I partially solved integrating LIXA with PHP.
>>
>> 1.
>> XA interface is a C level interface: the PHP database drivers must be
>> changed at C source level to avoid many leaps between C and PHP code.
>> The most important PHP database drivers are distributed with PHP
On Tue, 29 May 2012 22:27:53 +0200, Christian Ferrari
wrote:
These are the issues I partially solved integrating LIXA with PHP.
1.
XA interface is a C level interface: the PHP database drivers must be
changed at C source level to avoid many leaps between C and PHP code.
The most important
Dear all,
I'm the author of LIXA project (http://lixa.sourceforge.net/) and I would
discuss a little about "two phase commit" transactions for PHP applications.
"Two
phase commit" means I can write a program that uses two (or more)
Resource Managers (for example databases, like MySQL and Postgre
