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Asked: 2026-05-30T13:07:32+00:00

I am using OpenJPA 2.1 (which implements JPA 2.0 ) for a command line

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I am using OpenJPA 2.1 (which implements JPA 2.0) for a command line utility. I am using classes that are new for JPA 2.0.
My compile target is Java SE 1.6

OpenJPA 2.1 comes with all JPA 2.0 javax.persistence.* interfaces/implementations.

Can I claim that my utility has no dependence on JavaEE 6?

My understanding is that JavaEE 6 is a collection of standards. So it is no different in that respect from any other random set of standards. Hence JavaEE 6 depends on JPA 2.0, but JPA 2.0 does not depend on JavaEE 6, correct?

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  1. Editorial Team

    JPA 2.0 is a an independent standard, you can use it in a standalone Java application without application server. In fact many people are using JPA in spring – which does not require any container to run.

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