public HibernateClient(final String persistenceUnit, IndexManager indexManager, EntityReader reader,
            SessionFactory sf, Map puProperties)
    {
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        conf = new Configuration().addProperties(HibernateUtils.getProperties(persistenceUnit));
        Collection> classes = ((MetamodelImpl) KunderaMetadata.INSTANCE.getApplicationMetadata().getMetamodel(
                persistenceUnit)).getEntityNameToClassMap().values();
        // to keep hibernate happy! As in our case all scanned classes are not
        // meant for rdbms, so initally i have set depth to zero!
        conf.setProperty("hibernate.max_fetch_depth", "0");             

        serviceRegistry = new ServiceRegistryBuilder().applySettings(conf.getProperties()).buildServiceRegistry();
        // / sessionFactory =
        // configuration.buildSessionFactory(serviceRegistry);
        for (Class c : classes)
        {
            conf.addAnnotatedClass(c);
        }
        sf = conf.buildSessionFactory(serviceRegistry);

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        this.sf = sf;
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        // TODO . once we clear this persistenceUnit stuff we need to simply
        // modify this to have a properties or even pass an EMF!
        this.persistenceUnit = persistenceUnit;

    public HibernateClient(final String persistenceUnit, IndexManager indexManager, EntityReader reader,
            SessionFactory sf, Map puProperties)
    {

        this.sf = sf;
        // TODO . once we clear this persistenceUnit stuff we need to simply
        // modify this to have a properties or even pass an EMF!
        this.persistenceUnit = persistenceUnit;