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Subject: Re: Is there a simpler way to map Hibernate?
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> > This is confusing. I've been implementing the openSession using 
> > try-with-resources. org.hibernate.Session extends 
> > javax.persistence.EntityManager (I'm using Hibernate 5x since 6x 
> > requires newer Java, stuck using Java 8 for now) as well as 
> > Autocloseable. EntityManager is not autocloseable,
> If Session extends EntityManager you should be able to 
> use the JPA methods on Session and just use Session auto closeable 
> feature. 
> 
> Arne

So just use EntityManagerFactory instead of SessionFactory, then just call .unwrap(Session.class) and nothing needs to change but the factory?