3 Replies Latest reply on Mar 23, 2007 12:55 PM by pmuir

    Persistence Context vs. Seam-managed persistence context JPA

    zdaler

      I'm kind of new to Java JPA and Hibernate and after having read the Seam documentation, all the persistence options in Seam are kind of complex for a first start ...
      If I understand it right (also looking at the examples in Seam), there is 3 way to achieve Java persistence in Seam :
      - direct use of Persistence Context (the booking example)
      - using Seam-managed persistence
      - with JPA (blog/jta example)
      - with Hibernate (hibernate, hibernate2 example)

      I have 2 questions :
      - what would you advice for a first start using Seam inside JBoss ?
      - what would you advice for an advanced usage of persistence using Seam inside JBoss ?
      - what are the relative advantages of the different solutions ?