Hi, not sure about eclipselink but typically hibernate can be put in a webapp and it works well (logically it should be the same for eclipselink)
about jersey why don't you try cxf? Well if you can share anything i could have a look. - Romain 2012/5/31 Jim May <[email protected]> > Hello, > > I appreciate the effort the community is putting into TomEE. Unfortunately, > it is a nightmare to use when developing applications. The biggest problem > is trying to get the dependencies to work together. I use Netbeans IDE and > I am trying to setup a restful webservice with Jersey and EclipseLink JPA > 2. I find that have to constantly move my libraries into the TomEE lib > folder. I cannot simply use the libraries as part of my project. Now i have > gotten to the point where there is a class not found in compiling and the > class is already part of the libraries in the lib folder. I think I am > going to have to throw my hands up in the air and go back to Glassfish. I > have spent close to 10 hours trying to figure this out. I have been > hurdling error after error after error. My recommendation to you is to make > development as easy as possible with developers using specific libraries > with TomEE. > > It should be easy as this: > > 1) Create new project > 2) Add TomEE as server for app runtime > 3) Add custom libraries to project > 4) Compile and deploy > > Done. > > Unfortunately, it is not that way. It is that easy with Glassfish. You will > have me converted once you can make it that easy. > > Thank You. > > We'd like to hear about anything you'd like to tell us. If you're short on > ideas, here are some: > > - Ways we can speed up or improve your ability to evaluate TomEE > - Anything you found difficult or inconvenient about using TomEE > - Documentation you would like to see > - Features you would like to have > - Anything in general to improve TomEE or help us grow > > Keep in mind that out of every 100 people that try something out, maybe one > will actually post about it. Feel incredibly encouraged to let us know > about your experiences with TomEE even if you think we've heard it a > hundred times. Odds are we have not heard it and, if we have, the most > requested things are done first. So definitely let us know! > > Apache TomEE is free, but you can pay us with feedback :) > > Best regards, > The Apache TomEE community >
