Hi Robert, Hope you are doing well. Can I ask which option you chose when you created the project? Did you choose New - > "Java with Maven" -> "Web Application", or did you choose New -> "Java with Maven" -> "Enterprise Application"? I do not believe that the "Enterprise Application" option has been updated to work with recent versions of Jakarta EE/Java EE. However, the "Web Application" should work (although there are some issues that still need ironing out).
If you create the "Web Application" option, and then create a "Jakarta EE 10" project, you should be able to build and deploy to GlassFish 7 immediately. There should be no need to update POM dependencies. The persistence.xml is certainly empty, but that is so you can add your applicable connections. I also did receive the error message when trying to create "Session Bean from Entity Classes", so there is certainly an issue there: Cannot be generated because EJB Lite classes are not available on project classpath Hope this helps a bit. Thanks Josh Juneau On Fri, Mar 3, 2023 at 11:54 AM <egrsim...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hello, > > > > I try to develop an java enterprise web program with netbeans 17, > glassfish 7 and maven. > > > > First, I’ve to update manually « org.apache.maven.plugins /maven war > plugin » to 3.3.2 and « maven-dependency-plugin » to 3.5.0 in pom.xml > because the project can’t build and compile. > > > > When trying to create the entity class from database, I get the connection > but I’ve a message « the project has an invalid persistence.xml file. > Indeed, this file is nearby empty. I have to complete it. > > > > And when trying to create session bean from entity, I’ve an error > message : « Cannot be generated because EJB Lite classes are not available on > project classpath. > « . > > > > That’s it. > > > > Can you help me ? > > > > Many thanks. > > > > Best regards. > > > > Robert Simons > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >
