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I'm looking for a reference to an ACID implementation (preferably in Java, psuedocode, or UML). I understand the concept, but I want to see a concrete implementation.
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You could look at Jini for this, which has a Transactions API that allows distributed systems to deal with partial failure, rollback, all of that. Here's a link to an introductory article. It might be a useful starting point to getting the code you want to see. Didn't want to drill down myself.
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Michael Ernest, co-author of: The Complete Java 2 Certification Study Guide
[This message has been edited by Michael Ernest (edited January 24, 2001).]
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