Okay thanks, sounds a little like youre at the stage im at too. I'll
upgrade my spring then...
Adam Hardy wrote:
I do not use OpenJPA in deployment, because there are some
show-stopper issues with it. But I do use it in testing and I'll use
it in the future for live sites when the issues are s
I do not use OpenJPA in deployment, because there are some show-stopper issues
with it. But I do use it in testing and I'll use it in the future for live sites
when the issues are sorted.
I use the extended persistence context though. In this case if you don't manage
the transactions yourself,
So I guess no one uses OpenJPA in web applications?
Only thing I wanted were some snipplets showing how you did transactions
etc in a web application.
regards Nino
Nino Saturnino Martinez Vazquez Wael wrote:
Hi
I wonder what best practices are on persistence context when running
in a web
Hi
I wonder what best practices are on persistence context when running in
a web application(Apache Wicket). Currently my ap are using extended,
since it's the only way it works. But I found out why..
When I switch to transaction based after I do changes i need to do
tx.begin tx.commit.
So
