I guess i am somewhat confused then as your subject was surrounding the
use of JPA with Web Start.
There are many examples on how to use JPA in a Java EE environment.
Please see the Java EE tutorial at
http://java.sun.com/javaee/reference/tutorials/ as just one example.
Regards
Lance
Johannes Hoehne wrote:
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> Hallo Lance,
> I'm sorry but I think that there is an misunderstanding. I don't use
> any Webstart. I'm developing ordinary EJB applications and I want to
> switch our persistence framework to a JPA conform one.
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> Johannes Höhne
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> Tim Quinn wrote a couple of blogs on how to use Java webstart with
> GFv2 with appclients. I have not tried this myself, but this should
> give you enough to get started.
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> Also the GFv2 docs should have info on using webstart with application
> clients.
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> Regards
> lance
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> Johannes Hoehne wrote:
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> Thank you for your quick answer. But I'm not able to see how this
> would solve my problem. Your code example creates the entity manager i
> an explicit way and uses RESOURCE_LOCAL as transaction type. Our EJBs
> must use JTA and an injected entity manager.
> I need a kind of a trick to use a jndi name but not the real name of
> the orm.xml file in the persistence.xml
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> Johannes Hoehne
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