JPA and EJB - OneToMany problem?

Given the variable name of emails I would expect a Person.getEmails() given the attribute name, but your JSTL is looking for getEmail().

Given the variable name of emails I would expect a Person.getEmails() given the attribute name, but your JSTL is looking for getEmail(). If that's not the problem, I believe you might need to add a @JoinColumn annotation to your Email class, and add a column to the email table that refers back to the person id. This is how I've done all my ManyToOne annotations.

An example ManyToOne can be found here.

Thank you, @JoinColumn solved it. – marioErr Dec 6 '09 at 5:07.

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