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'''Java SE'''
 
'''Java SE'''
* JPA jars in project classpath
 
 
* No JPA jar deployment support
 
* No JPA jar deployment support
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# Manually include JPA jars in project classpath
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# JPA jars in JPA Libary (like JSF)
 
'''Self contained WAR'''
 
'''Self contained WAR'''
 
# JPA jars on target server classpath
 
# JPA jars on target server classpath

Revision as of 17:14, 9 January 2007

Dali Deployment Scenarios

Java SE

  • No JPA jar deployment support
  1. Manually include JPA jars in project classpath
  2. JPA jars in JPA Libary (like JSF)

Self contained WAR

  1. JPA jars on target server classpath
    • No JPA jar deployment
  2. JPA jars manually placed in WEB-INF/lib
  3. JPA jars in JPA Library, automatically copied to WEB-INF/lib (like JSF)

WAR with PU in utility jar

  1. JPA jars on target server classpath
    • No JPA jar deployment
  2. JPA jars manually placed in WEB-INF/lib
    • Means utility jar will need to have JPA Library on it’s classpath
  3. JPA jars in JPA Library, automatically copied to WEB-INF/lib (like JSF)

WAR in EAR with utility jar

  1. JPA jars on target server classpath
    • No JPA jar deployment
  2. JPA jars manually placed in EAR and added to WAR manifest through WTP J2EE Module dependencies
  3. JPA jars in JPA Library, automatically copied to EAR and added to WAR manifest through WTP J2EE Module dependencies (like JSF)

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