>From my point of view, because we are working on a beta version of new
Aries JPA, the best way to proceed is to prepare a set of annotation
similar to JTA 1.2 and use it.
In this way we can complete our beta, test it and we are ready to delivery
the new Aries JPA when Karaf will be compliant with
In the newest code I removed support for transactions and currently rely
on aries transaction for that.
If you use in your bean
then it should work.
The annotation based transactions that aries transaction also provide do
not work for me. Unfortunately defined by aries transaction blueprint is
Hi Christian
I'd like to know if you make some progress about jpa-experiments and
transaction.
On my fork I create 2 bundles to make integration test and give you some
example of my use cases.
1. jpa-container-testbundle is equivalent of yours jpa-blueprint-example,
but I add some code for caching
