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jlopes151
 Post subject: New to Hibernate having problems the tutorial from book
PostPosted: Sun Nov 04, 2007 5:58 am 
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Hibernate version: 3.2

I'm trying to use the HelloWorld example from the book "Java Persistence with Hibernate". The Helloworld java file imports a persistence package that doesn't exist.

The HelloWorld java file uses the class HibernateUtil I have copied the src from the hibernate doc tutorial to my helloworld folder.

I tried to run the Hibernate demo and it fails on the antlr task

Any thoughts s to were to find the package persistence?
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jwenting
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javax.persistence is found in ejb3-persistence.jar
You'll need that file as well as hiberbate-annotations.jar on your classpath.
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Thanks for the help
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