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| Re: Modular JPA [message #10793 is a reply to message #10762] |
Thu, 11 September 2008 15:24  |
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Originally posted by: ekkehard.gentz-software.de
Thomas schrieb:
> I had this on my blog, but maybe here someone listens, too.
> Whats the idea ? its modular JPA. All my modularity is broken (now) when
> it comes to my domain model. I would like to see an extensible
> EntityManagerFactory (or at least its configuration) so that plugins can
> contribute domain objects as needed. Are there any ideas about that ?
> how do the Jazz people solve that ? (Dont know how the Jazz database is
> integrated though).
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> Regards Thomas
I'm using EasyBeans OSGI and in July we had some discussions at the
newsgroup about this, so I created a JIRA there:
http://jira.easybeans.org/browse/EZB-294
the goal is to let EasyBeans create an EntityManagerFactory and publish
it as an OSGi service, so that multiple EjbJar bundles can use it.
but I think it'll take some time until they have integrated this
....of course it would be great to get a solution. I felt the same as you
after trying and integrating EasyBeans and then to see that OSGI
modularity isn't realized for JPA - but on the other side from my
experiences EasyBeans is the most flexible OSGI EJB3 - JPA solution.
next weeks I'll publish a sample Equinox-Riena-EasyBeans server - just
working on this...
ekke
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| Re: Modular JPA [message #574823 is a reply to message #10762] |
Thu, 11 September 2008 15:24 |
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Originally posted by: ekkehard.gentz-software.de
Thomas schrieb:
> I had this on my blog, but maybe here someone listens, too.
> Whats the idea ? its modular JPA. All my modularity is broken (now) when
> it comes to my domain model. I would like to see an extensible
> EntityManagerFactory (or at least its configuration) so that plugins can
> contribute domain objects as needed. Are there any ideas about that ?
> how do the Jazz people solve that ? (Dont know how the Jazz database is
> integrated though).
>
> Regards Thomas
I'm using EasyBeans OSGI and in July we had some discussions at the
newsgroup about this, so I created a JIRA there:
http://jira.easybeans.org/browse/EZB-294
the goal is to let EasyBeans create an EntityManagerFactory and publish
it as an OSGi service, so that multiple EjbJar bundles can use it.
but I think it'll take some time until they have integrated this
....of course it would be great to get a solution. I felt the same as you
after trying and integrating EasyBeans and then to see that OSGI
modularity isn't realized for JPA - but on the other side from my
experiences EasyBeans is the most flexible OSGI EJB3 - JPA solution.
next weeks I'll publish a sample Equinox-Riena-EasyBeans server - just
working on this...
ekke
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