"should" being the operative word here. Actually I tested out the Geronimo
package org.apache.geronimo.specs.geronimo-jpa_3.0_spec-1.1.1 and it solved the
problem for me. Thanks.
Kevin Sutter on 29/02/08 16:43, wrote:
Right, and there should be no reason to develop your own version of the
javax.persistence.Persistence. The one provided by Sun/Glassfish, Geronimo,
etc should all provide the same level of functionality. (Albeit, as Pinaki
has pointed out in a separate thread, not all of the fixes have made it into
every version.)
Kevin
On Thu, Feb 28, 2008 at 6:41 PM, Patrick Linskey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
I think that the official copy is the one at Glassfish.
-Patrick
On Thu, Feb 28, 2008 at 2:15 AM, Adam Hardy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
I have three persistence-unit nodes in my persistence.xml: one for
Toplink with
the toplink provider specified, one for Hibernate, and one for OpenJPA.
It tests various operations in JPA, configured to use whichever JPA
supplier I
specify at the time, i.e. I just change the name of the
persistence-unit I pass
to Persistence.createEntityManagerFactory().
So I have, for instance at the moment, not only openjpa.jar on the
classpath,
but also hibernate-entitymanager.jar and toplink-essentials.jar.
When running my test, due to the way
javax.persistence.Persistence.class is
programmed, any of those providers may be picked for use, without
reference to
the name of the persistence-unit name that I specified when calling
createEntityManagerFactory() - somewhat surprisingly!
If my memory serves me well, the persistence-api.jar that I am using is
just the
one that maven downloaded automatically from the global jar repo.
I'm tempted to create my own javax.persistence.Persistence to do it
properly and
position it ahead of the persistence-api.jar on my classpath.
This just doesn't seem right. I guess I should be asking at Sun. Was it
Sun who
wrote javax.persistence.Persistence ? Or are there different versions?
Is there
an 'OpenJPA persistence-api'?
Has anyone here written their own and made it publicly available?
Thanks
Adam
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