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Saturday, July 26, 2014
JSF 1.2: Project Woodstock Application using JPA
Woodstock Dataprovider Entity Example
Here is another example of using
Project Woodstock
along with JPA in an Enterprise Application. The project requires the sample database included in
NetBeans
.
The project was updated using
NetBeans
6.5.1.
The code for the project can be found on
Bitbucket
here:
WoodstockJPAApplication
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