So where can I put this xml file so it will work in my jar? I'm assuming
I can then load a properties file that will override the xml settings?
Gene Wu wrote:
In my opinion, for OpenJPA, you have to use one persistence.xml. Here is the
reason.
You might create a persistence entity manager without persistence.xml, but
OpenJPA used to enhance java entity classes. The JAVA agent of OpenJPA (Runtime
Enhancement) needs at least one persistence.xml (or orm.xml). Meanwhile,
runtime enhancement has the minimum requirement on configuration file, even you
didn't put your entity class in that file.
Thanks,
Gene.
Date: Mon, 10 Sep 2007 20:29:05 -0500
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [email protected]
Subject: Non-EE mapping classes?
How do I map classes if I'm not using persistence.xml or EE? Usually you
use xml like this:
<class>tutorial.Animal</class>
but I'm using a properties file.
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