I agree that you don't want to spend lots of time learning how to deal with
issues and problems in various technologies, when seam provides answers to many
of those issues and problems. On the other hand, as you mentioned, you need to
have some knowledge of how those technologies work.
For our team, the book I recommend people read immediately after Michael's book
is "Java Persistence with Hibernate". Most of the book covers JPA/EJB3
concepts that are independent of Seam. Chapter 11, Implementing Conversations,
is one area that Seam handles for you, and Chapter 17 is an introduction to
Seam, but the other 15 chapters are stuff you should know when building a
properly designed Seam app.
The next book I recommend is Core Java Server Faces (be sure to get the 2nd
edition). There is more overlap between some of the concepts covered here and
what Seam does for you automatically, but this book does provide plenty of
background information that Seam assumes you know as well.
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