"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote : We are already well advanced on a Seam book (it is
at the review process)
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It would be nice if we could participate in the review process.
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There will be a Seam book? Whow, great :). Any idea when it will be available,
or is this question way to early?
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I would love to see a chapter or even a section dedicated to design patterns in
the upcoming Seam Book. Discussing new patterns specific to Seam and why some
of the current J2EE patterns are obsolete is definitely a plus.
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Will these patterns be discussed in the upcoming Seam book?
-hc
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Most of the traditional Java EE patterns are now obsolete. They were usually
workarounds for limitations in the J2EE architecture. Well, this may be
overstating a bit, for example, some people still like to use DAOs in EE 5,
though to me it seems overkill.
Seam actually starts to develop its w
