We wanted to test some JPA code with as simple setup as possible. The plan was to use only Java and Maven, without an application server or other J2EE container.
Our JPA configuration needs two things to run successfully:
Our JPA configuration needs two things to run successfully:
- database to store data,
- JNDI to access the database.
This post has two parts. First part shows how to use standalone JNDI and an embedded in-memory database in test. Remaining chapters explain how the solution works.
