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Re: [eclipselink-users] EclipseLink in OSGi environment
The idea with the EntityManagerFactoryBuilderService would be that you could retrieve the database credentials from the same place. I guess you could think of the fact that you have to pass them in to both getEntityManagerFactory() calls as redundant, but I'm not sure that's how I think about it.
Perhaps I do not completely understand the problem you are facing. Do you have an example of how you would do this outside of OSGi? 

-Tom

On 29/11/2011 9:52 AM, Eugen Reiswich wrote:

I took a look at the EntityManagerFactoryBuilderService. As I understand there
is one instance of that class for each persistence unit. So again I would have
to provide that instance redundant data base credentials like:

ServiceReference[] refs =
    context.getServiceReferences(
        EntityManagerFactoryBuilder.class.getName(),
        "(osgi.unit.name=Accounting)");

if (refs != null) {
     EntityManagerFactoryBuilder emfBuilder =
         (EntityManagerFactoryBuilder) context.getService(refs[0]);
     if (emfBuilder != null) {
         Map<String,Object>  props = new HashMap<String,Object>();
         props.put("javax.persistence.jdbc.user", username1);
         props.put("javax.persistence.jdbc.password", password1);
         props.put("javax.persistence.jdbc.url", url1);

         EntityManagerFactory accountingEMF =
             emfBuilder.createEntityManagerFactory(props);


The same code I would need to write for all other persistence units e.g.
customers, orders. This is exactly what I would like to avoid. Any other hints?

Eugen

Am 28.11.2011 um 20:43 schrieb Tom Ware:


Take a look at the EntityManagerFactoryBuilder Service. Some docs on this page:

http://wiki.eclipse.org/Gemini/JPA/Documentation/JPAServices

On 28/11/2011 1:39 PM, Eugen Reiswich wrote:

Hi Tom,

thanks for the jump start. After reading the documents there is one question I
was not able to answer yet. In my outlined scenario I would like to put
everything related to JPA in corresponding DAO bundles. As far as I understood
my bundles will contain the following JPA related files:

**.service.customer.dao*
- customer-mapping.xml
- persistence.xml

**.service.account.dao*
- account-mapping.xml
- persistence.xml

Both persistence.xml files contain duplicate database credentials. How can I
provide those only once?

Eugen


Am 24.11.2011 um 18:58 schrieb Tom Ware:


The best place to get started is the Gemini project. It includes the reference
implementation for a number of Java EE technologies in OSGi.

http://www.eclipse.org/gemini/

The base of the JPA part of the project is here:

http://www.eclipse.org/gemini/jpa/

Documentation is on the wiki:

http://wiki.eclipse.org/Gemini/JPA/Documentation

-Tom


On 24/11/2011 12:20 PM, Eugen Reiswich wrote:

Hi folks,

I googled now for two days to find an appropriate OSGi + EclipseLink example,
but only found very basic ones.

I've got an OSGi application with the following architecture:

*Bundles:*
*.ui.customer
*.ui.account

*.domain.customer // business objects like Customer.java, Address.java etc.
*.domain.account // business objects like Account.java

*.service.customer // customer logic
*.service.account

*.service.customer.dao // persistence logic
*.service.account.dao

Using this architecture I would like to:
- use ORM.XML files in my *.dao-bundles rather that annotations in my business
objects. This should keep my business objects and domain bundles free of any
technology.
- I would like to provide one DB-Connection credentials. I understand that a
persistence.xml contains both: the persistence unit and DB-connection
information. In my example I would need two persistence.xml files for customer
and account bundles providing DB-connection information twice. Right?

*My questions are:*
1. assuming the above requirements/architecture what's the best way to make
this
work with EclipseLink + JPA 2.0?
2. where do I have to put the persistence.xml file(s)?
3. How can I tell EclipseLink that my DAO-bundles provide ORM mapping files?

Regards,
Eugen


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und Naturwissenschaften (MIN-Fakultät)

Department Informatik
Zentrum für Architektur
und Gestaltung von IT-Systemen (AGIS)

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22527 Hamburg

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