Hi, Some brief notes:
> In Java5 without an agent and enhancement, what doesn't work > perfectly (I don't care about performance issues)? - Lazy loading on user-created instances after flush - generated value field / property access will not materialize the generated value automatically > Does the Java6 redefine code work? Yes, in at least Sun's Java 6 configurations. > In OpenEJB we don't use the OpenJPA agent (we have our own). What > do we have to do to get Java6 redefine working with OpenJPA? Nothing. But if you've got your own agent and you know the list of persistent types up-front, you might want to consider doing automatic runtime enhancement instead of automatic runtime redefinition. -Patrick On 8/9/07, Dain Sundstrom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I just discovered the new Unehanced Class support, and am super > excited. I was one of the grumblers Craig mentioned :) > > I've read the archives, but have a few questions. I apologize if > this was covered somewhere else. > > In Java5 without an agent and enhancement, what doesn't work > perfectly (I don't care about performance issues)? > > Does the Java6 redefine code work? > > In OpenEJB we don't use the OpenJPA agent (we have our own). What > do we have to do to get Java6 redefine working with OpenJPA? > > > Thanks, > > -dain > > > > > > -- Patrick Linskey 202 669 5907
