Re: Problem using Maven to run ejb3 tests.

2006-10-09 Thread Marco Mistroni
Hello, shoudnt' persistence.xml be included int he META-INF directory of your ejb target classes? because you'll need it when you deploy it on appserver...thus it will have to be part of your ejb3 deployment . personally, i m putting persitence.xml in src/main/resources/META-INF directory and i

Problem using Maven to run ejb3 tests.

2006-10-09 Thread Watt Poosanguansit
Hi, I am new to Maven2. I appreciate any advice. I am using Maven2 with Netbeans 5.5. I created and tested ejb3 entity beans code in Netbeans web project and everything works find. So I move the code to Maven project. It does compile fine but it has an error No Persistence provider for Enti