Thats really neat. If OpenJPA does not enhance it, then how do they manage the Entity states and state changes?
On 8/14/07, Dain Sundstrom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Lately, I've been working on updating the document for embedding > OpenEJB into Tomcat, and I discovered a new feature in OpenJPA that > should make our lives easier. OpenJPA now support unenhanced classes > which means that you will no longer need to use either our javaagent > or the dreaded openjpa enhancer maven plugin. > > Why is this cool? Well, when you wanted to test OpenEJB you had to > either preenhance using an ant/maven/eclipse plugin or runtime > enhance with a javaagent. The really makes testing a pain and the > last thing you want is testing to be annoying (since no one will do > it if it is annoying). > > > This new feature has a few bugs still that we hit with our CMP > engine, but it is very promising and generally just works. I have > created OPENEJB-628 that links to the OpenJPA bugs so we can track > their progress. > > I'm gonna get back to the tomcat stuff now :) > > > -dain > > BTW, there is a big performance advantage to enhancing so users still > want to turn it on in production. > -- Karan Singh Malhi
