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Any class that has an entry in a mapping file will also be considered a managed class in the persistence unit. It need only be named in an entity, mapped-superclass, or embeddable element in one of the mapping files. The set of all the classes from all the listed mapping files (including the implicitly processed orm.xml file) will be added to the set of managed classes in the persistence unit. Nothing special has to be done apart from ensuring that the classes named in a mapping file are on the classpath of the unit being deployed. If they are in the deployed component archive, they will likely already be on the classpath. But if they aren t, they must be explicitly included in the classpath just as the explicitly listed ones are (see the following Explicitly Listed Classes section).

Programming a CustomItem is not too difficult once you have digested the MIDP documentation. In this section, I will show how to implement the com.apress.ui.StringListItem class, which contains a list of strings. Figure 13-1 shows the final version.

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When the persistence unit is small or when there is not a large number of entities, you may want to list classes explicitly in class elements in the persistence.xml file. This will cause the listed classes to be added to the persistence unit. Since a class that is local to the deployment unit will already be included, we don t need to list it in a class element. Explicitly listing the classes is really useful in three main cases. The first is when there are additional classes that are not local to the deployment unit JAR. For example, there is an embedded object class in a different JAR that you want to use in an entity in your persistence unit. You would list the fully qualified class in the class element in the persistence.xml file. You will also need to ensure that the JAR or directory that contains the class is on the classpath of the deployed component, for example, by adding it to the manifest classpath of the deployment JAR. In the second case, we want to exclude one or more classes that may be annotated as an entity. Even though the class may be annotated with @Entity, we don t want it to be treated as an entity in this particular deployed context. For example, it may be used as a transfer object and need to be part of the deployment unit. In this case, we need to make use of a special element called exclude-unlistedclasses in the persistence.xml file, which disables local classes from being added to the persistence unit. When exclude-unlisted-classes is used, none of the classes in the local classes category described earlier will be included.

could, if you wanted, skip this and instead set the position property of the InfoWindowOptions object to the correct position, but that s not what you re going to do here (Listing 5-9). Listing 5-9. Opening an InfoWindow // Creating an InfoWindow with the content text: "Hello World" var infowindow = new google.maps.InfoWindow({ content: 'Hello world' }); // Adding a click event to the marker google.maps.event.addListener(marker, 'click', function() { // Calling the open method of the infoWindow infowindow.open(map, marker); }); Now you have all the components in place, and if you try this code, the map will initially display your marker. When you click the marker, the InfoWindow will display (Figure 5-9). Notice how it points at the marker.

Figure 13-1. The StringListItem in action Without further ado, please refer to Listing 13-15, which shows how to implement StringListItem. Do not worry I will explain the details in the following sections. Listing 13-15. Implementing the StringListItem //#condition polish.midp2 || polish.usePolishGui package com.apress.ui; import import import import import javax.microedition.lcdui.Canvas; javax.microedition.lcdui.CustomItem; javax.microedition.lcdui.Display; javax.microedition.lcdui.Font; javax.microedition.lcdui.Graphics;

NOTE There was a bug in the JPA 1.0 persistence_1_0.xsd schema that the default value of the excludeunlisted-classes element was false. This meant that a value of true needed to be explicitly included as content, such as <exclude-unlisted-classes>true<exclude-unlisted-classes/>, instead of being able to simply include the empty element to signify that only the classes listed in the <class> elements need to be considered as entities. Some vendors actually worked around it by not validating the persistence.xml against the schema, but to be portable in JPA 1.0 you should explicitly set it to true when you want to exclude the unlisted classes. The bug was fixed in the JPA 2.0 persistence_2_0.xsd schema.

The third case is when we expect to be running the application in a Java SE environment and when we list the classes explicitly because that is the only portable way to do so in Java SE. We will explain deployment to the Java SE non-server environment later in the chapter.

Listing 5-10 shows the complete code so far in the process. What it does is to create a map, put a marker on it, and attach a click event to the marker that will open an InfoWindow.

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