Just for information, archetypes wont make it into 2.0.1 GA ?
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Well, at our company these changes are slowing the adoption of Seam, because I
analyzed Seam's Tomcat features during the 1.2.1 times and was happy to see
that you would just have to throw some EJB3 jars at it and you could package it
as a straight war file. No container changes needed,
Oh, I get it. Thank you for the fast answer!
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Is this about the ui:insert bug or why is there a need for a new release?
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There is a not so trivial example delivered in Seam 2 CR1 called wiki under
the examples folder in your seam distribution.
I think you can learn a lot from that beast.
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I think the question is: Do we get the stateful/contextual behaviour aka 'no
LazyInitializationException' when separating the persistence logic from view
actions. I think it is possible if the EntityManager is managed by Seam and
therfor injected by @In.
if that assumption is true, then you
If you create the EntityManager in the presentation layer and pass it down to
the DAO layer, then I dont see no difference to invoking the method of
EntityManager right inside you presentation bean.
Truely layered code would mean that you business code would not even know about
an Entity
The problem is - I absolutely agree with your opionion *personally*. But that
is not making my company/other developer teams just switch our existing hosting
servers to new containers.
If Seam developers choose to only support JEE containers because of that
opinion (that I personally share),
I was thinking about requesting a feature concerning seam-gen for a long time.
That feature would have been to make seam-gen aware of other containers such as
Glassfish and more important Tomcat.
Although I am happy to see that there is work in progress to decouple seam-gen
from JBoss AS(*), I
This jsut makes me sick that my company is sooo in love with Tomcat. It would
be much easier to get started with Seam projects here if it was not for that
Tomcat fiasco. I mean it is 2007 and I have yet to see an application server
that takes a multiple amount of time to load compared to
If i remember correctly, the Seam Plugin is said to work under Netbeans 5.5
with Seam 1.2.1 GA which works on JBoss 4.0.5 (JEMS Installer with ejb3
profile).
I think you are using incompatible versions. With JBoss 4.2, they threw out
Myfaces to put the Sun reference implementation in there
You need to compile java code inside an EJB? That sounds... unusual. ;)
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Thanks for the advice. I will try that, I never thought of that since
seam-setup asks for the folder every time and has not indicated anything like
Resetting your input with default folder 'C:\Applications\...'.
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Hi,
I have spent quite some time now on seam-gen and I just cannot understand why I
am having all these deployment issues. I have created a Seam project with
seam-gen by generating Entities from existing tables of a old and shared
database. I then ran seam-setup again to point my project to a
Hi folks,
I have been a reader of this forum for some time and I stumbled upon this great
flash tutorial on the JBoss website that shows every step to produce a Seam
project skeleton from an existing database schema (
http://www.jboss.com/products/seam/SeamHBTools.html).
In the tutorial
Thanks for the advice.
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