It should not be that difficult to use eclipselink in GFv2. There are
two options:
A. Change your app to specify the provider name in persistence.xml file.
In this case just copy the jar to domain1/lib and restart GF.
B. You are not specifying the provider name in your app, yet want to use
eclipselink.
1. Just copy the jar to domain1/lib.
2. Change the system property "com.sun.persistence.defaultProvider" to
eclipselink provider class name using admingui.
3. restart GF
Thanks,
Sahoo
glassfish_at_javadesktop.org wrote:
> On July 9th EclipseLink 1.0 will be released.
>
> I wonder if there will be a glassfish v2 release bundled with EclipseLink?
>
> Since EclipseLink is more powerful than Toplink Essentials and solves some serious restrictions of TLE this would be a great package. Another reason is that the community does not have to wait till 2009, when GF v3 arrives (with EclipseLink).
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> I know that there is a way to exchange the Persistence Provider manually, but is it really that easy in this case?
>
> Nevertheless, an "out of the box" release would be very useful (for everyone).
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