You can use JPA packaged as before. It'll be shared between the EJB and web
components in the same WAR file.
Regards,
-marina
glassfish_at_javadesktop.org wrote:
>>Witt nb 6.5 (rc) and v3 prelude, you can
>>1/ make sure the optional ejb container preview is
>>installed in v3 via
>>update center of Prelude
>>2/ create a web app project
>>3/ if you are on windows (bug not on unix), add the
>>ejb apis jar from
>>gfinstall/modules/ejb in the libraries of you project
>>4/ create a servlet in your web project
>>5/ create a java class in your web project
>>6/ add the annotation(s) to make this pojo class an
>>EJB (@stateless,...)
>>
>>In ejb3.x, Ejbs are simple Pojos with annotations, so
>>the need for a
>>complex IDE wizard is not mandatory. The key point
>>for this preview ejb
>>3.1 in prelude is to test what will be the future EE
>>6 spec, and it is
>>easy to try it.
>>So far, no MBD or Stateful beans, only Stateless
>>beans work in the
>>optional preview.
>>When EE 6 is ready, NetBeans will offer wizards to
>>help you creating and
>>using EJBs inside your web app, without the need for
>>ejbmodules or EAR
>>applications. Packaging will be really really simple.
>
>
> Ok, that is good explanation, but missed one small detail :)
> What about using regular jar file that contains just persistence entities, referenced in persistence.xml (<jar-file>my-entities.jar</jar-file>) and located under WEB-INF/lib .
>
> Can I use this jar file in war ejb3.1 oriented application?
> And I'm not asking about ejb module because stateless bean should be located under WEB-INF/classes and persistence.xml under WEB-INF/classes/META-INF
>
> Thank you in advance for your help
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