Seam only takes take of the web side of thing I think. It does allow
annotations to be placed on the same domain classes instead of having
to split them up. But that's about as far as it goes in terms of
integration. Maybe I'm mistaken though, I only know it from some
conference presentations and quick glances at source code.
On 16 Sep 2006, at 04:13, ClaudioMiranda wrote:
I am not a fan, but there is JBoss Seam. JSF + JPA/Hibernate,
but I don't
known how Seam is a complete stack framework.
[]s
Claudio
xf2697 wrote:
Is RIFE the only full-stack Java web app framework out there?
More precisely, the only one that comes with a database access layer
(and all the nice consequent integration bonuses)?
Seems like every other framework leaves the data access part of
your web app for you to figure out. Then you start looking at ORM
tools, and you quickly spiral into dependency issues..
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