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1 -**This Guide Requires**:
1 +This integration effor will rely on Spring already being added to the project if this is not the case see the [[integrating spring tutorial>>doc:Adding Spring Dependancy Injection to Struts2 Project]].
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3 -* Spring is already added to the project: [[integrating spring tutorial>>url:../../view/Struts2/Adding+Spring+Dependancy+Injection+to+Struts2+Project]].
4 -* A connection pool has been created in the container and a JNDI name has been created for it: [[Glassfish Connection Pool for MySQL.>>url:../../view/Struts2/Glassfish+Connection+Pool+for+MySQL]]
5 -* A MySQL database is configured for the example we will use: [[Setup MySQL Message Store Database >>doc:Setup MySQL for Demo : Message Store Database]]
3 +Here we will describe the process of adding JPA using a JNDI name to a JDBC connection pool. First a database should be configured and the the application server configured to make use of that connection to complete these steps follow: [[Set up MySQL and Configure Glassfish Application Server for JPA Demo>>doc:Set up MySQL and Configure Glassfish Application Server for JPA Demo]]
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7 -Here we will describe the process of adding JPA via Hibernate, we will be using some freatures of Netbeans.
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9 -First a database should be configured and the the application server configured to make use of that connection to complete these steps follow: [[Set up MySQL and Configure Glassfish Application Server for JPA Demo>>doc:Set up MySQL and Configure Glassfish Application Server for JPA Demo]]
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