How to disable auto-detected JPA in Quarkus?

Question

I'm building a quarkus project with 3 modules: api (jax-rs), web (vaadin) and model (shared). The model module contains entity classes annotated with JPA @Entity.

The api module can compile and use the classes sucessfully, however, the web module fails to start as it can't find the default datasource:

Model classes are defined for the default persistence unit, but no default datasource was found.

How can a web application use the shared entity class definition, for example in rest client, wihtout triggering JPA detection by Quarkus (just ignore the annotations and use it as a plain object)?

score 0 · Answer 1 · answered Feb 09 '22 at 21:27

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You don't want @Entity to be picked up ? don't add Hibernate/JPA extension to the project would be the easiest.

answered Feb 09 '22 at 21:27

Max Rydahl Andersen

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Makes total sense, thank you, probably i just need the annotations from jakarta.persistence-api – Julio Faerman Feb 10 '22 at 15:50
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@JulioFaerman you don't even need that if you are not compiling it. Annotations does not need to be on classpath when running. – Max Rydahl Andersen Feb 10 '22 at 16:41

How to disable auto-detected JPA in Quarkus?

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