Hey folks,
Did anyone decide to do a lookup to get the PeristenceContext in a factory
method? I'd like to do this, but am not 100% sure where to start.
Is it possible to get the PC from the Contexts class using
thelookupInStatefulContexts() method? or am I totally on the wrong track?
hope
You should use Component.getInstance(pcName)
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Sorry to regurgitate Manuel's question ... however, I'm working with a team
that has Spring massively integrated into its framework.
Many on the team (myself included) would like to leverage Seam 1.1 ... for the
purposes of Validation, Internationalization, Conversation State ... just to
name
How would the spring framework integration enhance JBoss Seam? Session beans in
JBoss Seam are being used for transaction management.
I don't see any benifit of integration the spring framework except for
replacing the transaction managemnt of Session Beans and use Hibernate POJOs
instead of
The easiest way to integrate Spring and Seam, that I've found, is to use a JSF
variable resolver and only have the dependencies go from Seam to Spring.
In the presentation tier, you can use Seam to manage your controllers (and
conversations and lots of other good stuff). In the backend tier
Yes, that sounds like an excellent strategy - want to write up a Wiki page with
code examples?
Another thing that would be very useful for people using Seam with Spring would
be to be able to inject a Seam-managed persistence context (Session or
EntityManager) into a Spring DAO. This has got
Sure. How can I post a new page to the wiki?
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Nevermind, here is my wiki entry on Spring and Seam integration. Anybody
please add to this where it makes sense.
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=SpringAndSeamIntegration
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Do you have an example of integration between seam and spring?!??!?!
Thanks
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IMHO, using Spring with Seam is not breaking with the main Seam concepts.
There are still situations where you could prefer to stick to the stateless
Spring backend.
When integrating with JSF, it is enough to add a new variable resolver. Is
there a simila concept in Seam?
Or is it even enough
anonymous wrote : There are still situations where you could prefer to stick to
the stateless Spring backend.
You can easily implement a stateless business layer in Seam
anonymous wrote : When integrating with JSF, it is enough to add a new variable
resolver. Is there a simila concept in
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