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A new message was posted in the thread "Persistence unit issues when migrating 
to JBOSS 5.1.0":

http://community.jboss.org/message/518847#518847

Author  : Dragos Bobes
Profile : http://community.jboss.org/people/dbobes

Message:
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Hello everyone,
 
I have a seam application that used to run fine in JBOSS 4.2.3 and the ear had 
the following structure:
 
myapp.ear
+- lib/ 
| +- extejbmodule.jar
| +- ...
+- mywebmodule.war
+- myseammodule.jar
| +-META-INF/ 
| | +- persistence.xml
| +- ... hibernate entities ...
| +- ... ejbs ... | +- ...
+- ...

 
extejbmodule.jar has several classes that are injected (using 
@PersistenceContext) with the default persistence unit defined in the 
myseammodule.jar. When the ear is deployed to 5.0, due to the new persistence 
unit scope approach, the persistence unit is not visible to the 
extejbmodule.jar and I get :
Can't find a persistence unit named 'null' in 
abstractvfsdeploymentcont...@2127445{....
I created a new jar that only contains the persistence.xml file in its META-INF 
folder and I placed it in the root of the ear file. The ear structure looks 
like this now:
 
myapp.ear
+- lib/ 
| +- extejbmodule.jar
| +- ...
+- myseammodule.jar
| +- ... hibernate entities ...
| +- ... ejbs ...
+- persistence.jar
| +-META-INF/ 
| | +- persistence.xml
| | +- ...
+- mywebmodule.war
+- ...

 
And I defined the new module in META-INF/application.xml:
 
   <module>
      <java>persistence.jar</java>
   </module>

 
With this approach both the extejbmodule.jar and the myseammodule.jar can see 
the persistence unit but the hibernate classes are not scanned for annotations 
and no entities are mapped. The log entry looks like this:
 
 14:59:51,868 DEBUG [AbstractJarVisitor] Searching mapped entities in jar/par: 
vfszip:/C:/work/tools/jboss-5.1.0.GA/server/default/deploy/myapp.ear/persistence.jar/ 
 

 
It looks like the ejb container only scans the jar that contains the 
persistence unit definition.How can I instruct the container to scan the 
correct jars? Or, if my approach is not correct, what is the best way to have 
the persistence unit be available in the entire ear scope (available to all 
modules)?
 
Thanks,
Dragos

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