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<span class="emphasis"><em>JCA</em></span> is the <span class="emphasis"><em>Java Connector Architecture</em></span>. This architecture provides a standard for connecting
the J2EE platform to legacy enterprise information systems (EIS), such as ERP systems, database systems, and
legacy applications not written in Java. JE supports this architecture.
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Users who want to run JE within a J2EE Application Server can use the JCA Resource Adapter to connect to
JE through a standard API. Note that the base API is required if you want to do this.
The JE Resource Adapter supports all three J2EE application server transaction
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No transaction.
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Local transactions.
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XA transactions.
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JCA also includes the Java Transaction API (JTA), which means that JE supports 2 phase commit (XA).
Therefore, JEs can participate in distributed transactions managed by either a J2EE server or the
applications direct use of the JTA API.
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The JE distribution includes an example showing JCA usage in a simple EJB. The Resource Adaptor has been
tested using JBoss 3.2.6, and the Sun Java System Application Server, version 8.1. Instructions for how to build
the Resource Adapter and run a simple "smoke test" example for each of the application servers can be found
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