>  but it did not create a single table. Please advise on this issue.

It should have. What does your application do? It should do the schema
work once the first EM is obtained from the EMF.

>  Another question (excuse for hijacking my own thread please :) ), for a
>  remote client, Toplink has a "essentials" jar..
>  With Openjpa, do I simply use the same jar I copied into Glassfish's
>  /domain1/lib directroy for the client, or is there another Openjpa jar to
>  use.

Just use the whole thing. We don't have a pared-down client-only jar yet.

-Patrick

On Thu, Mar 13, 2008 at 1:57 PM, Nat Gross <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On a Glassfish platform, I would like to switch from Toplink to Openjpa.
>  Using opnjpa 1.0.2, in development I need to drop and create the tables upon
>  every
>  deploy of the app to the appserver. I tried name="
>  openjpa.jdbc.SynchronizeMappings"
>  value="buildSchema(SchemaAction='add,deleteTableContents')"
>  but it did not create a single table. Please advise on this issue.
>
>  Another question (excuse for hijacking my own thread please :) ), for a
>  remote client, Toplink has a "essentials" jar..
>  With Openjpa, do I simply use the same jar I copied into Glassfish's
>  /domain1/lib directroy for the client, or is there another Openjpa jar to
>  use.
>
>  Thank you;
>  nat
>



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