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API Specifications

Java Transaction API (JTA)

 

JTA specifies standard Java interfaces between a transaction manager and the parties involved in a distributed transaction system: the resource manager, the application server, and the transactional applications.

The JTA specification was developed by Sun Microsystems in cooperation with leading industry partners in the transaction processing and database system arena.

Download the JTA specification, interfaces and Javadoc files:

  • Java Transaction API Specification 1.1 Maintenance Release

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    Class Files 1.1

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    Javadocs 1.1

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  • Java Transaction API Specification 1.0.1B
    Maintenance Release of Maintenance Reviews

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    Class Files 1.0.1B

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    Javadocs 1.0.1B

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    Browse online HTML Javadoc
  • Java Transaction API Specification 1.0.1

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    Errata September 27, 2001 in Java Community Process Maintenance Review until November 5, 2001 has closed. Errata has been approved.

    Errata January 31, 2001 in Java Community Process Maintenance Review until March 1, 2001 has closed. Errata has been approved.

    Class files and Javadocs which include Errata January 31, 2001 and Errata June 30, 2000:
    Class Files 1.0.1a

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    Javadocs 1.0.1a

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    Errata June 30, 2000 in Java Community Process Maintenance Review until August 10, 2000 has closed. Errata has been approved.
    Comments may be submitted to jta-feedback@sun.com.

  • JTA interfaces, specification and Javadoc files:

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  • Browse online HTML Javadoc
  • See the J2EE tutorial section: "JTA Transactions"

 

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