Because of isolated classloading problems with several applications in the same
container I have to avoid injecting EntityManager via a @PersistenceContext
annotation.
I tried to use the following code in my stateless bean:
| private EntityManager em;
|
| @PostConstruct
| public void injectEntityManager() {
| EntityManagerFactory emf =
Persistence.createEntityManagerFactory("em");
| em = emf.createEntityManager();
| }
|
It works perfectly. I can see that a JTA type transaction is activated when I
request a transaction using @TransactionAttribute and @TransactionManagement
annotations. So far so good.
My question is: do I miss something if I create an EntityManager manually? Are
there any gotchas doing it this way? When I try to trace call hierarchies in a
debugger, I can see that they are very different, and involve different classes.
Manual bootstrapping of EntityManager via the Persistence class is only
scarcely mentioned in Hibernate and JBoss documentation in context of a Java SE
application.
Can somebody comment on if it is OK to go this way within JBoss container?
thanks!
/Alexei
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