Does the JPA/tomcat example require Embedded Jboss?

[matt.drees]

The readme is a little ambiguous, I think:

It can be deployed in ... Tomcat without
the EJB3 container.

but later:

Tomcat (the build is the same as JBoss 4.2.0 GA WAR):
* Install Tomcat
* Install Embeddable JBoss

Looking at the structure, it looks like it was designed for pure Tomcat (using entity-transaction, etc), but it's missing some jars, I think (I tried to deploy it and get a java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: javassist/bytecode/ClassFile exception. It also looks like it's missing hibernate jars). Could someone clear this up?

[thejavafreak]

It's not ambiguous.

Point 1 means that Seam can run without EJB3 container by just using Plain Pojo + Hibernate and not JPA + EJB3

[pmuir]

Yes, you are right, its actually contradictory ;)

Please open a JIRA issue.

[matt.drees]

Thanks Pete.

http://jira.jboss.com/jira/browse/JBSEAM-1968

[asavitsky]

"thejavafreak" wrote:
It's not ambiguous.

Point 1 means that Seam can run without EJB3 container by just using Plain Pojo + Hibernate and not JPA + EJB3

Actually, it's Plain POJO + JPA, as JPA can be used in J2SE :)

[thejavafreak]

"ASavitsky" wrote:

"thejavafreak" wrote:
It's not ambiguous.

Point 1 means that Seam can run without EJB3 container by just using Plain Pojo + Hibernate and not JPA + EJB3

Actually, it's Plain POJO + JPA, as JPA can be used in J2SE :)

Well there's nothing wrong with saying JPA + Hibernate right? Seam also provides plain hibernate too ;)