Using JPA Support with EclipseLink in the NetBeans IDE

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Wednesday, 1st October 2008

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A video tutorial on how to handle Java Persistence API support using EclipseLink in the NetBeans IDE. The demonstration is divided into two parts; the first shows how to make use of EclipseLink support using editor hints and refactoring. The second part describes how to create entity classes from a database.

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paul strong says:
Thursday, 16th October 2008 01:15:24

need help loging in

cambazz says:
Tuesday, 28th April 2009 12:32:37

excellent demo, but the video quality is poor and can't really see much

George says:
Saturday, 8th November 2008 17:27:49

Excellent demonstration.

Alexey says:
Wednesday, 5th November 2008 09:18:41

This demonstration is not very useful - it assumes prior knowledge of JPA and for this reason is not very useful for novice users, but for an experience user it doesn't provide much "meat". I would be better to just have a short demonstration about set up of JPA in NetBeans without showing all this Entity bean creation stuff and may be showing some more advance features of JPA support.

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