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I use netbeans 8.1 and glassfish 4.0.When I click persistence.xml-design tab,a warning appears like The project does not have the target server properly.Java persistence features are server-dependent ... So I don't use JPQL on persistence.xml

Any suggestion?

aysegulP
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    What is your question? – unwichtich Jul 25 '16 at 13:52
  • When I click persistence.xml-design tab,a warning appears like The project does not have the target server properly.Java persistence features are server-dependent.Resolve missing server problem. But it has a server.So I do not use JPQL on persistence because of this warning. – aysegulP Jul 26 '16 at 06:18
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    This is not a question. – unwichtich Jul 26 '16 at 07:51
  • There is a warning message and it did not let to run any jpql.Any suggestion about this warnning message? – aysegulP Jul 26 '16 at 08:13

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I found a solution for my QUESTION. If the project has a server, you will show your server to your ejb project. ejb projcet->properties->run and define your server.

aysegulP
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I was having the same problem but with the little difference that mine was caused by attempting to downgrade glassfish from version 5.0.1 to 5.0. I had deployed my application using 5.0.1 but some issues with the jdbc drive occurred so I need to downgrade to Glassfish 5.0 and then this appears "The project does not have the target server properly... ", I checked the run properties and everything was all right. In order to solve: first go to "project properties" and then to "Run" in the server option select apply changes, restart netbeans, open again and change the server again to glassfish

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