On 01/29/2014 02:39 PM, Klein, Christopher wrote:
Hey guys,
I already filled out a feature request in JIRA
(
https://issues.jboss.org/browse/WFLY-2816).
We have the situation that our development environment (currently JBoss AS 7.1.1) differs
from the production instance (WebSphere 8.5). Our persistence.xml has to be adjusted for
production environment: different jta-data-source, different properties. The dirty
solution for this problem would be to generate separate build artifacts for both
environments. As you can imagine I don't like the idea of having two binaries just
because of a few different settings. Other options (WildFly or WebSphere specific JPA
properties; extending Hibernate persistence provider) do not work.
A much nicer solution would be: WildFly checks on deployment process for the existence of
a jboss-persistence.xml. If it does, the jboss-persistence.xml is used for configuring the
JPA subsystem. Otherwise it falls back to the standard persistence.xml. The
jboss-persistence.xml would use the XML schema from persistence.xml.
I lookup into the WildFly sources and this change should be an easy patch which I would
provide.
So here are my questsions:
1. Are you generally interested in accepting such a pull request or is it a feature you
don't want?
2. Does another solution exists to my problem apart from generating different artifacts
which makes this pull request needless?
During the building of your application. If building for WebShere,
generate a WebSphere persistence.xml
("hibernate.transaction.manager_lookup_class" is set to for WebSphere).
Otherwise, generate a persistence.xml for WildFly. If you like, you
could generate two separate application archives during your build as
well. Is this what your doing now?
Greetings from Wolfsburg/Germany,
Christopher
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