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JPAContainer 2.1.0 is out

Matti Tahvonen
10 years ago Mar 16, 2012 9:20am

To complement the larger 2.0 version released early this year there is now 2.1.0 version available in the Directory. This version makes life much simpler for developers who work in JEE6 environment. Some bug fixes have also landed.

The better JEE6 support is accomplished with so called JNDI entity providers. You can read more about them from my recent blog post and from the updated online manual:
Blog post about JNDI providers
Manual

A list of closed issues is available in our trac.

To get convinced why you should use JPAContainer, especially in your small to medium sized DB backed apps, see the recent video that demonstrates

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Special thanks for all developers who provided detailed bug reports and early feedback!

cheers,
matti

Last updated on Mar, 16th 2012
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Maarten van Leunen
6 years ago Jan 27, 2016 8:21pm

Well, two points:

- I prefer to have the stuff I need 'injected' instead of looked up with the InitialContext.
- and I don't really like to have to create a Subclass of EjbEntityProvider for each Table in my database.

Cannot I just have the JPA EntityManager injected into the Servlet, and then provide it to the UI?

However, when I consequently try and do that and create a JPAContainer with JPAContainerFactory.make(Stuff.class, entityManager) I get: "Exception Description: Cannot use an EntityTransaction while using JTA."

Is there another way?