Apologies for the basic nature of this question, but I am starting a new project and want the best (& most future proof) toolset I can get. So clearly I start with Resin (;-)) but I now find myself lost in a sea of competing JPA offerings, and I don't know much about them. I can only relate back to a project I did with Resin about a year ago in which I wired in Hibernate since I was familiar with it for other assignments. Now I'm starting fresh I see I could use it again - at least I'll be on familiar ground. The front end is GWT and I am particularly drawn to the new RequestFactory system since it's designed for JPA (http://code.google.com/webtoolkit/doc/latest/DevGuideRequestFactory.html). Whilst researching JPA systems I saw Eclipselink, which comes in the /lib folder with Resin 4.0.14. But is that how Resin implements JPA or is there a native way for which no external systems are needed? Googling "Resin JPA" throws up links to Amber - but these seem a couple years old now at aimed at Resin 3.1. My gut says Eclipselink will be well supported - how widespread is it in the field? And generally, does GWT + Eclipselink under Resin sound a good idea? Thanks...
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