Yes, that works, but it's extremely inconvenient for interactive use.
I have a few hundred JUnit test classes in my workspace which I'd like
to run with one click (Eclipse: Run As | JUnit Test). Adding a
-javaagent option to each and every test launcher is out of the question.
I'm just wondering why this agent is required at all. Doesn't Tomcat
offer a hook to intercept class loading, allowing the ClassTransformer
to enhance the JPA entity classes?
Best regards,
Harald
Am 20.10.2012 11:06, schrieb Romain Manni-Bucau:
Put it in surefire or launcher for embedded case and arquillian.xml for
remote one (catalina_opts property)
Le 20 oct. 2012 10:30, "Harald Wellmann" <[email protected]> a écrit :
Am 19.10.2012 21:42, schrieb Romain Manni-Bucau:
Load time enhancement simply needs the openejb javaagent (added by
default)
Good to know, thanks. But that won't help in embedded usage - e.g. for
integration tests with Pax Exam or Arquillian. You want to run tests
directly from the IDE without having to add -javaagent options manually to
each and every test launcher.
Best regards,
Harald
Le 19 oct. 2012 21:15, "Harald Wellmann" <[email protected]> a
écrit :
Looking for load time enhancement support in TomEE, the only information
I've found is this article:
http://rmannibucau.wordpress.****com/2012/07/26/tomee-and-**
openejb-jpa-deploy-time-****enhancement/<http://**
rmannibucau.wordpress.com/**2012/07/26/tomee-and-openejb-**
jpa-deploy-time-enhancement/<http://rmannibucau.wordpress.com/2012/07/26/tomee-and-openejb-jpa-deploy-time-enhancement/>
Now this kind of deploy-time enhancement is certainly better than
build-time enhancement which ties your model classes to OpenJPA, but I
think this is rather brute force compared to real load-time enhancement
by
means of PersistenceUnitInfo.****addClassTransformer().
GlassFish, Aries and Pax JPA all use this method which works smoothly
with
OpenJPA.
Is this on the agenda for TomEE?
Best regards,
Harald
