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To use JPA you will need to have the following configurations:
 
To use JPA you will need to have the following configurations:
  
* Jar(s) containing your Entities, Embeddable's and MappedSuperclasses (all decorated with the necessary annotations or XML descriptors)
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* Jar(s) containing your:
** Persistence.xml
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** Persistence.xml - which defines your persistence units
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** Entities, Embeddable and MappedSuperclasses
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*** These classes should be decorated with the necessary annotations, and/or
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*** Be defined in the orm.xml using the XML descriptors.
 
* Properties - use these properties to further configure your JPA application.
 
* Properties - use these properties to further configure your JPA application.
 
** javax.persistence.transactionType - Standard JPA PersistenceUnitTransactionType property, JTA or RESOURCE_LOCAL.
 
** javax.persistence.transactionType - Standard JPA PersistenceUnitTransactionType property, JTA or RESOURCE_LOCAL.
 
** javax.persistence.jtaDataSource - Standard JPA JTA DataSource name.
 
** javax.persistence.jtaDataSource - Standard JPA JTA DataSource name.
 
** javax.persistence.nonJtaDataSource - Standard JPA non-JTA DataSource name.
 
** javax.persistence.nonJtaDataSource - Standard JPA non-JTA DataSource name.

Revision as of 10:24, 16 October 2007

To use JPA you will need to have the following configurations:

  • Jar(s) containing your:
    • Persistence.xml - which defines your persistence units
    • Entities, Embeddable and MappedSuperclasses
      • These classes should be decorated with the necessary annotations, and/or
      • Be defined in the orm.xml using the XML descriptors.
  • Properties - use these properties to further configure your JPA application.
    • javax.persistence.transactionType - Standard JPA PersistenceUnitTransactionType property, JTA or RESOURCE_LOCAL.
    • javax.persistence.jtaDataSource - Standard JPA JTA DataSource name.
    • javax.persistence.nonJtaDataSource - Standard JPA non-JTA DataSource name.

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