Subject: Often applications that use Java Persistence execute queries that return a collection of objects.

From: "Ernie U. Dillard" <[email-masked]>
Date: Mon, 18 Jun 2007 00:27:47 -0400

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EntityManager instances are not thread safe, so you should not  inject them into JSF managed beans that have a scope of session  or application.
The entities are Customer and Order, and they have a one-to-many relationship.
You can download the sample archive for the tip Securing   Web Services Using WSIT. Summary To get the best performance out of your Java Persistence  implementation, it's important to understand the tuning  parameters provided by the implementation.
It uses  the EntityManagerFactory to create EntityManager instances.
The exception is thrown because the Java Persistence Query Language compiler is expecting an enum constant. xml file as appropriate.
Before discussing the tuning parameters, let's examine  in-container and out-of container modes and the Faban framework. Indicate that SSL will be used for communication. Using the Facade pattern can make the  code in Java Persistence clients cleaner.
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Until the Subject releases the reference, the Observer cannot be removed by the garbage collector.
Let's start by looking at the Facade.
This is also the case  for a query using an input parameter if you set the value of the input parameter to null. The cache setting is an important tuning parameter provided by  the Toplink Essentials implementation.
The Toplink Essentials  implementation has a default connection pool setting of eight  connections for both read and write connections. In-container mode means that the Java Persistence implementation  is used inside of an EJB container. Binding Level Policy A binding level policy specifies the types of service and client  credentials needed to secure web services messages. This tip focuses on WSIT's support for web services security.
Managed beans are JSF application beans that can be  instantiated on demand. The sample package that accompanies the tip provides a JAX-WS based web  service, IFinancialService, and a WSDL file, PingService. However to build a client that accesses a secured web service  through WSIT, you need to configure security for the client. The sample package that accompanies the tip provides a JAX-WS based web  service, IFinancialService, and a WSDL file, PingService.
The cache setting applies to both in-container and  out-of-container modes. This JNDI  name corresponds to the default Derby database. In this case,  there is a trust relationship between the client and the  service.
Running the Sample Code A sample package accompanies this tip.
The binding policy looks  almost the same as in the previous example.
The isUserInRole method determines whether the authenticated user is  included in the specified role. name  is "fore" or "forego" but not if it's "four". name                    FROM Customer c WHERE c.
If you  use Java Persistence in your applications, you can take  advantage of generics to gain some extra benefits for your code  such as type safety.