RE: [business-transaction] March 8, 2002 draft minutes

[William Z Pope <zpope@pobox.com>]

This should have been called out in a separate bullet.  It was a point
in the discussion about how Oracle is planning on using BTP.  It is an
example point of a benefit of BTP.   Valid in that context IMHO.

The rest may be of more impact to the committee but my understanding is
that the XML pipelining work is not yet public.  This may open up the
flame-war but we'll all have to wait and see once something is there :)

=bill

-----Original Message-----
From: Mark Little [mailto:mark_little@hp.com]
Sent: Tuesday, March 12, 2002 5:19 AM
To: zpope@pobox.com; OASIS BTP (Main List)
Subject: Re: [business-transaction] March 8, 2002 draft minutes


> What is BTP?  Benefits and audiences
> - Need transactions that work over Internet infrastructure.
>   Deployment in replicated environment makes transaction management
>   difficult.   In Oracle (design Principle) data is centralized.
>   Support for Java spec needs to be addressed in BTP in some way,
>   spec or binding.  XML pipelining standard needs an underlying
>   interoperation protocol, BTP could provide this.  High performance
>   applications using binary XML.

What do you mean by "Java binding"? Before we start a flame-war I'd like to
get all the facts ;-)

Mark.

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Dr. Mark Little (mark_little@hp.com)
Transactions Architect, HP Arjuna Labs
Phone +44 191 2606216
Fax   +44 191 2606250




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