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Does run time enhancer due to GlassFish/Payara do anything that would affect loaded compile-time entity classes ?

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webel
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Joined on 2011-05-27

ObjectDB support wrote elsewhere:

... you do not need the Enhancer agent, since you use build time emhancement, but GlassFish invokes it automatically. Currently there is no setting in ObjectDB to disable the enhancer agent ...

Q: Does run time enhancer due to GlassFish/Payara do anything that would affect loaded compile-time enhanced entity classes (other than just logging, typically just info and warn level).

 

 

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Joined on 2010-05-03

If the entity classes are already enhanced (build time enhancement) then the enhancer agent is not expected to make any further changes to classes.

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