I knew I'd figure it out as soon as I posted.
hibernate.session_factory_name needs to be set in the persistence.xml file.
BTW -- I agree with the original poster that your problem is very likely a
ClassLoader
issue of some kind. I'm not sure how the persistence layer glues the two pieces
together, but, you can get a good indication of the ClassLoader loading the
Integer
for your bean using
static {
| System.out.println(Integer.class.getClassLoader());
| }
|
...in your bean class. It ought to be the primordial class loader loading
those classes....
[Of course, that won't help you know what the ClassLoader is for the other
end....]
Hope that helps,
-Dave
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