You can use hibernate or eclipselink, but that won't solve your problem.
Your problem is that you are not using the persistence API correctly. I
guess you didn't look at the blog I pointed to you which describes how
you can get hold of an EntityManager or EntityManagerFactory. Since you
are using NetBeans, I suggest you open the file where you want to get
hold of an entity manager, right click and select one of the context
sensitive menu options to get hold of an entity manager.
Thanks,
Sahoo
glassfish_at_javadesktop.org wrote:
> Sahoo...thanks for your reply...although I dont completely understand it...this is the first time I got an educated and correct reply on my problem...
>
> Now tell me if I can use any other provider(such as hibernate or eclipselink) to solve my problem...
>
> or tell me what application levels should I change so that I can make the code work...
>
> this is first application I am trying to write using netbeans, glassfish, Java EE environment...
>
> please suggest...
>
> -Amor
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