Learn about the differences in Apache OpenJPA and JPA for WebSphere Application Server.
Learn about persistence and JPA.
Parent
Task overview: Storing and retrieving persistent data with the JPA API
See the topic JPA for WebSphere Application Server.
Subtopics
- Assemble applications that use the Java Persistence API
- Assemble applications
Application assembly consists of creating Java EE modules that can be deployed onto application servers. The modules are created from code artifacts such as WAR files, resource adapter archive (RAR) files, enterprise bean (EJB) JAR files, and application client archive (JAR) files. This packaging and configuring of code artifacts into EAR modules or stand-alone web modules is necessary for deploying the modules onto an application server.
What to do next
Find information about developing JPA applications for a Java EE environment or developing JPA applications for a Java SE environment.
Subtopics
- Assemble applications that use the Java Persistence API
- Assemble applications
Application assembly consists of creating Java EE modules that can be deployed onto application servers. The modules are created from code artifacts such as WAR files, resource adapter archive (RAR) files, enterprise bean (EJB) JAR files, and application client archive (JAR) files. This packaging and configuring of code artifacts into EAR modules or stand-alone web modules is necessary for deploying the modules onto an application server.
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Assemble applications that use the Java Persistence API Assembling applications