[T5] Does T5 work with JPA ?

Hi all! I try to develop a T5 / jpa application! All junits tests on my DAOS work but when I try to deploy on tomcat I still have a No Persistence provider for EntityManager name ... error when I call DAOs. My persistence.xml seams to be at good place... So my question is : Is it possible

Re: [T5] Does T5 work with JPA ?

Em Fri, 14 Aug 2009 09:42:34 -0300, bdumeny bdum...@cvf.fr escreveu: Hi all! Hi! I try to develop a T5 / jpa application! All junits tests on my DAOS work but when I try to deploy on tomcat I still have a No Persistence provider for EntityManager name ... error when I call DAOs. My

Re: [T5] Does T5 work with JPA ?

Thiago H. de Paula Figueiredo a écrit : Em Fri, 14 Aug 2009 09:42:34 -0300, bdumeny bdum...@cvf.fr escreveu: Hi all! Hi! I try to develop a T5 / jpa application! All junits tests on my DAOS work but when I try to deploy on tomcat I still have a No Persistence provider for EntityManager

Re: [T5] Does T5 work with JPA ?

Doesn't Tomcat - it being just a servlet and JSP engine and not a full blown JEE specification implementation - not have any actual JPA implementation? Are you including one in your WAR file, e.g. Hibernate? 2009/8/14 bdumeny bdum...@cvf.fr: Thiago H. de Paula Figueiredo a écrit : Em Fri, 14

Re: [T5] Does T5 work with JPA ?

Yes, all included in my pom.xml. If I haven't dependencies my tests wouldn't work during a mvn install... Scot Mcphee a écrit : Doesn't Tomcat - it being just a servlet and JSP engine and not a full blown JEE specification implementation - not have any actual JPA implementation? Are you

Re: [T5] Does T5 work with JPA ?

2009/8/15 bdumeny bdum...@cvf.fr: Yes, all included in my pom.xml. If I haven't dependencies my tests wouldn't work during a mvn install... well not strictly true seeing as you could could have it in a test scope (e.g. something I often do with the HSQL classes). sorry i had to ask the obvious

Re: [T5] Does T5 work with JPA ?

There is no specified scope for jpa dependencies... If only someone tells me that it's possible... I haven't found any example of use t5/jpa Message : org.apache.tapestry5.runtime.ComponentEventException No Persistence provider for EntityManager named MY_APP Stack trace *

Re: [T5] Does T5 work with JPA ?

2009/8/15 bdumeny bdum...@cvf.fr: There is no specified scope for jpa dependencies... And the hibernate.jar is definitely in the generated WAR file? Otherwise try scope 'compile'. Obviously the javax.persistence jar is. If only someone tells me that it's possible... I haven't found any