Glassfish uses TopLink essentials as JPA provider: https://glassfish.dev.java.net/javaee5/persistence/ My guess would be that it does not uses the OpenJPA agent... You could check the script that starts the server. If you are on NetBeans, there should be an ant task to start the server. There you could check it too. Sorry, but I've never used glassfish (and don't use NetBeans either), so all I have are guesses... -- Luis Fernando Planella Gonzalez
2009/8/18 javadia...@gmail.com <javadia...@gmail.com>: > > hi > Thank your for your reply > I use glassfish app server for deploying my application . > I think glassfish as java EE container itself do this .According to thread > on Address: > http://markmail.org/message/zlcq3lrj5jfolup7#query:glassfish%20javaagent%20openjpa+page:1+mid:qw7323mlldhlpr2e+state:results > > enhancement should happen automatically.And then openJPA java agnet used > automatically.Am I right? > Is any way I can use it to ensure that?
