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README.md
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Spring JPA Example Project
Relevant Articles:
- Spring 3 and JPA with Hibernate
- Transactions with Spring 3 and JPA
- The DAO with JPA and Spring
- JPA Pagination
- Sorting with JPA
- Spring JPA – Multiple Databases
- Hibernate Second-Level Cache
- Spring, Hibernate and a JNDI Datasource
- Deleting Objects with Hibernate
- Self-Contained Testing Using an In-Memory Database
Eclipse Config
After importing the project into Eclipse, you may see the following error:
"No persistence xml file found in project"
This can be ignored:
- Project -> Properties -> Java Persistance -> JPA -> Error/Warnings -> Select Ignore on "No persistence xml file found in project" Or:
- Eclipse -> Preferences - Validation - disable the "Build" execution of the JPA Validator