Hello again!
If your datasource is correctly deployed, then I don't know. It might be a TopLink
issue. This is the way to deploy a EJB3 jar file and connect it to a datasource.
When using EJB3 and JPA you are not using Hibernate directly. You are using JPA, which
JBoss in turn maps to Hibernate. You don't have to care about the implementation of
JPA. JBoss choose Hibernate, Glassfish choose TopLink, but they are all doing the same
thing. The whole idéa is that you don't have to care about the underlying
mechanism/implementation.
So, if you are using pure JPA, then you should go for the standard behaviour of the
apllication server's implementation. On the other hand, if you are using special
features of for example TopLink, or if you aren't satisfied with the standard
implementation (in this case Hibernate), then of course you should go for TopLink if you
find TopLink solve your problems.
Kind regards
Oskar
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