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XAtransactions are useful and out of the box, Play 2.0 today does not have support for them. Here Ishow how to add that support: First off, some examples when XA is useful: - JPA uses two physical connections if you use entities from two different ... - Hacking Maven
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I don't like hypes, and the fan boys that go with it. And so here I will attempt to get the hype out of the fan boys, if they dare to read the next paragraphs. Node.js is a runtime for Javascript, like Adobe Air is for Actionscript, like the JVM for ... - Re: A really simple but powerful rule engine
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