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JPA, separate bundles for model and services [message #962986] Mon, 29 October 2012 09:35 Go to next message
Erik Vande Velde is currently offline Erik Vande Velde
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I separated out the model of my application and the services that use this model. Now I'm not sure how I should configure JPA in the OSGi world. Do I put the persistence.xml in the model module or in the service? I opted to put it in the service, but then it complains that it didn't find any entities, while many classes in the model module carry the '@Entity' annotation.

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Re: JPA, separate bundles for model and services [message #963041 is a reply to message #962986] Mon, 29 October 2012 10:25 Go to previous messageGo to next message
Tin N/A is currently offline Tin N/A
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persistence.xml is used when EntityManager is created, so you need to put it in the bundle where you're constructing your EntityManager and accessing it.
The reason it might complain that it can't find annotated classes could be caused if you're not importing them. Remember that annotations are an "optional extra" so your annotated classes will still be accepted by JVM event though annotation definitions themselves can't be found. So, make sure you're also importing all the annotation packages into the bundle where your EntityManager is instanced.

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Re: JPA, separate bundles for model and services [message #964025 is a reply to message #963041] Tue, 30 October 2012 03:46 Go to previous messageGo to next message
Erik Vande Velde is currently offline Erik Vande Velde
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This entity annotation is coming from the bundle com.springsource.javax.persistence, and I imported that bundle, version [2.0.0,2.0.0], in both modules (model and service). So I guess that's not the reason why the service doesn't recognize the model class as an entity.

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Re: JPA, separate bundles for model and services [message #964393 is a reply to message #962986] Tue, 30 October 2012 09:29 Go to previous message
Erik Vande Velde is currently offline Erik Vande Velde
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I got it working by enumerating all my domain classes in the persistence.xml of the service. It would be much nicer if JPA could find the annotated classes automatically, but apparently it only searches within the main project, so the service in my case. http://static.springsource.org/spring-data/data-jpa/docs/current/reference/html/#jpa.misc.entity-scanning says that spring 3.1 would offer a solution for this, but current Virgo (3.5) still works with spring 3.0.5, where this solution doesn't work yet ...

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