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Setting up a project to use JPA
Paul Wallace
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Does the book take you through setting up JPA2 within your project? What are the dependencies for JPA - what do I need to install?
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Hi Paul,
Yes, as we describe in the book, getting a project to use JPA is as easy as putting the JPA spec APIs and a vendor jar(s) on the classpath. There is little else to do except to start writing to the
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Persistence API.
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