You can also use @Stateless bean (simply add this annotation) and
@PersistanContext can work. You need also interface for this bean.
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@PersistenceContext only works in EJB3 components.
Do you have a Seam-managed persistence context named "entityManager" configured
in components.xml?
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Thanks much for the quick advice.
setting
auto-create="true"
in components.xml
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To use @In for EntityManager you have to set Seam managed Persistence:
http://docs.jboss.com/seam/1.1.5.GA/reference/en/html/persistence.html
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That should work, is your entity manager actually called 'entityManager' in
components.xml / persistence.xml?
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