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| README.txt | 2013-01-09 | 1.6 kB | |
| jpa-console-example.zip | 2013-01-08 | 4.5 kB | |
| com.jpaconsole_1.0.0.12-alpha.jar | 2013-01-07 | 23.3 MB | |
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JPA Console plugin ------------------ This is the Alpha version of the plugin. It includes many of the planned features for the plugin but whith some bugs. I'm expecting to release the Beta version pretty soon. Release Notes ------------- This release inculdes: .Run JPQL using Hibernate and EclipseLink. No support for OpenJPA .Run Criteria code using Hibernate and EclipseLink. No support for OpenJPA .SQL output only for Hibernate. .Object result inspection. .Export/import of JPA Configurations. .Pagination of JPQL results Installation ------------ For this Alpha version, there is no update site. In order to get JPA Console installed, download the Jar file and drop it in the plugin folder of your Eclipse home folder. Open Eclipse (it may take a few more seconds than regular start, just the firts time), go to Window/Show View/Other and look for JPA Console. Configuration ------------- In order to start running JPA Queries, a JPA configuration must be created. The configuration must include the persistence.xml file with all your persistent classes listed, the JPA provider jars (for now Hibernate is the only one full supported, you can use the built-in libraries for a quick configuration), also you have to provide the location of your persistent classes (those annotated with @Entity) and that may be an Eclipse project in your workspace or a jar. Once configured, you are good to go. Check this wiki page to playing around with JPA Console http://sourceforge.net/p/jpaconsole/wiki/Playing%20around%20with%20JPA%20Console/ . It includes a project example to use.