GFv3 TP2 includes the Java Web Tier (from Java EE 5) and EclipseLink.
Is that enough for your needs?
Other opinions? Including a fully tested GFv2 + EclipseLink is just a
matter of resourcing and RoI. If people are interested let us know.
Note that a bundling like this needs not be done only by the core team.
In a way similar to how Julien did the EZpack version of GFv2, some
people could get together to do and lightly test a GFv2 + EL.
Full testing and formal support from Sun would require more customer
interest data.
Thanks,
- eduard/o
glassfish_at_javadesktop.org wrote:
> On July 9th EclipseLink 1.0 will be released.
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> I wonder if there will be a glassfish v2 release bundled with EclipseLink?
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> 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?
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> Nevertheless, an "out of the box" release would be very useful (for everyone).
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