On Feb 4, 2006, at 9:29 PM, David Blevins wrote:
Warning: going to spin acronyms on you and use EJB3 to refer to the
new EJB3 Simplified API and JPA to refer to the new
javax.persistence API. I swizzled the subject to reflect.
Ah, all those EJB's look the same to me :-) Seriously - thanks for
correction.
In the fantasy land in my mind, there will be many JPA Providers
out there and OpenEJB will support them all via the standard
mechanism for an app specifying it's desired PersistenceProvider.
We don't yet have the code that plugs in a JPA Persistence
Provider, so that would be the first thing we'd need to work on.
Cool. On the positive side this'll give us some time to finish
current release.
You should checkout retrotransaltor. Digging into it now myself.
I hear impressive things about it such as it being able to run the
JAXB2 reference implementation which can't be easy.
Interesting. I should check it out. While generics really hurt my
eyes, I'd love to use most of the other 1.5 features.
Andrus
