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Alessandro Baldoni updated CAMEL-6798:
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Description:
When using a JNDIRegistry in a Camel context to make a JPA EntityManagerFactory
available to a JPAComponent (required when running Camel in a Java EE
container), the JPAComponent is unable to find it due do this line:
Map<String, EntityManagerFactory> map =
getCamelContext().getRegistry().findByTypeWithName(EntityManagerFactory.class);
since the method findByTypeWithName in JNDIRegistry is unimplemented (returns a
null map).
This forces to fallback to a SimpleRegistry or to a Spring registry, thus
making impossible to use the JAVA EE container JNDI registry.
Proposted solution: At present, JNDI does not allow lookups based on a class.
My suggestion is to lookup the EntityManagerFactory by a standard name, such as
when looking for the default persistence unit name (and eventually adding a
property for the JPA URL in order to use a custom name).
was:
The method findByTypeWithName in JNDIRegistry is unimplemented (returns a null
map).
When using a JNDIRegistry in a Camel context to make a JPA EntityManagerFactory
available to a JPAComponent (required when running Camel in a Java EE
container), the JPAComponent is unable to find it due do this line:
Map<String, EntityManagerFactory> map =
getCamelContext().getRegistry().findByTypeWithName(EntityManagerFactory.class);
This forces to fallback to a SimpleRegistry or to a Spring registry, thus
making impossible to use the JAVA EE container JNDI registry.
Proposted solution: At present, JNDI does not allow lookups based on a class.
My suggestion is to lookup the EntityManagerFactory by a standard name, such as
when looking for the default persistence unit name (and eventually adding a
property for the JPA URL in order to use a custom name).
> JPAComponent: unable to find EntityManagerFactory in JNDIRegistry
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>
> Key: CAMEL-6798
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CAMEL-6798
> Project: Camel
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: camel-core, camel-jpa
> Affects Versions: 2.12.0, 2.12.1
> Reporter: Alessandro Baldoni
>
> When using a JNDIRegistry in a Camel context to make a JPA
> EntityManagerFactory available to a JPAComponent (required when running Camel
> in a Java EE container), the JPAComponent is unable to find it due do this
> line:
> Map<String, EntityManagerFactory> map =
> getCamelContext().getRegistry().findByTypeWithName(EntityManagerFactory.class);
> since the method findByTypeWithName in JNDIRegistry is unimplemented (returns
> a null map).
> This forces to fallback to a SimpleRegistry or to a Spring registry, thus
> making impossible to use the JAVA EE container JNDI registry.
> Proposted solution: At present, JNDI does not allow lookups based on a class.
> My suggestion is to lookup the EntityManagerFactory by a standard name, such
> as when looking for the default persistence unit name (and eventually adding
> a property for the JPA URL in order to use a custom name).
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