I guess Gavin is useful for something...
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Really Emmanuel, post a new topic here so folks will notice the Groovy stuff.
And if anyone would have permissions to make stuff sticky...
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Pfff, you just comitted it :)
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"chuckadams" wrote : Groovy, on the other hand, would be pretty nice to write a
Seam app in.
Ahem, why don't you checkout Seam from CVS and look for examples/groovybooking
;-)
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"chuckadams" wrote : I might just roll my own two-way messaging with a database
as a rendezvous point instead.
Another option is to use Seam Remoting I think.
anonymous wrote : Groovy, on the other hand, would be pretty nice to write a
Seam app in.
Watch this space :)
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Caucho is the one with the PHP implementation in Java, called Quercus. It's
pretty slick, but it's pretty well tied to Resin, and it doesn't have the kind
of integration with Java classes that would let you write a seam app in PHP.
You could make a PHP app communicate with Seam if you used MDB'
Yes, JBossWeb has some level of support for php applications. I don't know
what they have done with regards to php/java communication. You might try
their forums to see the state of things.
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Seam runs on Java. Take a look at the ref manual for the supported
technologies (PHP ain't on that list!)
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