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Reproduce steps: 1. Install application server 9.1ee 2007-01-04 nightly build on solaris 10 sparc machine. 2. Install NB 5.5.1 daily build 2007-01-05-0544 3. Register the application server 9.1ee as local default server 4. Create a new web application project 5. Click Server resources -> new -> file/folder -> sun resources 6. Create a persistence resource followed the wizard. It will create a JDBC datasource and JDBc connection pool as by-products if you select create new option for them. 7. Register all the three resources ( persistence resource, JDBC datasource, JDBC connection pool Now issue come out: From application server 9.0, the persistence resource has been dropped from admin GUI. In NB 5.5.1 Runtime tab, it is also not displayed. This is correct. But I cannot delete persistence resource either from NB or admin GUI, because there is no interface for it. I cannot delete the by-products (JDBC datasource and connection pool) either from both admin GUI and NB because they are referenced by the persistence resource that saved in domain.xml
Register Application server 9.1 PE build 30 or GlassFish V2 build 30
this also applies to 5.5/v1u1, too. needs to be addressed in 6.0
Removed persistence resource wizard from plugin wizards. http://serverplugins.netbeans.org/source/browse/serverplugins/sun/appsrv/src/org/netbeans/modules/j2ee/sun/appsrvapi/layer.xml?r1=1.4&r2=1.5 Persistence resource has been deprecated and jdbc resource can be used in its place. Comments regarding this deprecation from server's persistence team below, "This is a usability improvement that saves user from creating a persistence resource. So, to migrate to use jdbc resource, all you need to do is to replace the reference to persistence resource with the reference to jdbc resource. For example if your application is using a persistence resource "jdo/pmf" which is backed by jdbc resource "jdbc/oracle", just replace "jdo/pmf" with "jdbc/oracle" in your sun-ejb-jar.xml "