If you create a test in Eclipse, it's classpath will have something like:
Bootstrap Entries
jdk
User entries
myProject
Maven Dependencies
When using JPA annotations, such as @PersistenceContext, Maven Dependencies
must appear before myProject, or I'll get a NoSuchMethodError for
PersistenceContext.
Is there a way to fix this? Whenever I create a new test configuration I
must set this manually.
thanks
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