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		<title>Spring + JTA + JPA + JMS</title>
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		<dc:creator>Balaji</dc:creator>
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I recently worked on a Spring application that used Hibernate as JPA provider and JTA for transaction demarcation. In this post I will create a simple Order Processing Message Driven Bean that showcases this integration. I will be using an Oracle database and deploy the application on a WebLogic 10.3 server. To keep things manageable, [...]]]></description>
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It is not uncommon for enterprises to store their employee information in LDAP. Now this poses an interesting challenge for building ORM applications that need access to employee information. For example, consider writing an application that tracks the projects an employee is currently working on. Such an application would have the following simple domain model: [...]]]></description>
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