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Tyrex is the missing piece in the J2EE puzzle, a J2EE service provider for both Servlet and EJB container, JMS providers and generic connectors. It provides services for security and authentication, local and distributed transactions, resource configuration and pooling, and TP monitoring.
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About Tyrex
Features
Short feature list (we haven't got all day): - Full support for JTA and OTS transactions APIs - Support for local and distributed transactions - JAAS-based authentication, LDAP login module - Configurable transaction processing monitor - JDBC pooling and automatic JDBC resource enlistment - JCA connection manager - XML based configuration - JNDI environment naming context - Transaction context propagation over IIOP - Can be used as a stand alone OTS server
News
Version 1.0 is now available for download.
See the change log page for more information.- May 06, 2002: Version 1.0 - March 23, 2001: Version 0.9.8 - January 11, 2001: Version 0.9.7 - August 25, 2000: Version 0.9.6 - April 10, 2000: Version 0.9.5 - Feb 10, 2000: Version 0.9.4 - Dec 21, 1999: Version 0.9
About Tyrex
Tyrex is the missing piece in the J2EE puzzle, the hidden back end behind the Servlet, EJB and JMS servers. Due to its nature as a back-end system, Tyrex is probably one of the most boring open source projects on earth.
Most of the code released in Tyrex has been developed by Assaf Arkin, CTO. Contributors are welcome to join this project. Please join us on the mailing list.