问题
We are trying to use IBM MQ manager as XA Transaction manager with spring-jms and spring transaction support. Does IBM MQ manager play well with spring-jta support?
回答1:
You can't use the WMQ JMS client (which is what spring-jms would use) with the MQ QueueManager acting as the XA transaction manager. The intention is that a JMS application would be controlled via a JTA implemented transaction manager (i.e. a Java EE application server).
You can however use the WMQ Java client (i.e. non JMS) and have the MQ QueueManager act as the XA transaction manager (non JTA).
As @COLINHY said you can use it the other way around. The Spring transaction manager will be the coordinator using JTA and the spring-jms can then be used to bring in the WMQ JMS client and MQ Queue Manager as a transactional resource.
回答2:
We used in the reverse way: Using Spring transaction management as the global transaction manager, MQ XA as one of the transaction branches. It worked fine.
回答3:
To clarify the support for MQ JMS client.
When installed within a JavaEE certified server, the MQ Resourced Adapter (powered by the JMS Client) will result in the MQ QueueManager working in a Resource Manager role, co-ordinated by the JavaEE Server.
Outside of the JavaEE environment the JMS Client is not supported when working with any other JTA provider. (if this of interest please raise a requirement)
With the MQ Java Classes (aka Base Java) - MQ can be a Transaction Manager but only with it co-ordinating itself MQ and a DB (such as Oracle and DB2). It's not possible to get MQ to co-ordinate anything else.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/24957045/ibm-mqmanager-as-xa-transaction-manager-with-spring-jms-and-spring-tx