Cool! The more to read the better!
Is that book going to appear on Safari by any chance?
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henrik.lindberg wrote : Cool! The more to read the better!
| Is that book going to appear on Safari by any chance?
I don't believe APress publishes through Safari (yet).
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote : Seam APIs are pretty stable now. Yeah, stuff like
seam-gen and security was in flux until recently, but that was because it was,
well, brand new, and we were still working on it
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| The basic core functionality has not changed much recently. Configuration
I'm writing the other Seam book for APress. It's a more advanced practical
guide, applying the various capabilities in a quasi-real-world application.
Keeping up with these minor releases has been a challenge, to say the least.
But that's always the curse of technology books.
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Seam APIs are pretty stable now. Yeah, stuff like seam-gen and security was in
flux until recently, but that was because it was, well, brand new, and we were
still working on it
The basic core functionality has not changed much recently. Configuration tends
to change from time to time,
Cool!
That was quick ;-)
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I've actually been working on it Since June.
Just got soo busy with it never had time to request help on here for reviews
till later. The book will be about 320pages.
I was able to do a lot of changes in december in it to try and cover some of
the 1.1.0 changes that occured.
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That's very cool. Congratulations! I will have to get one. :)
Our book is off to the press this week as well (after the new security chapter
is proof-read:)). I think developers will really benefit from having several
different view points on the technology -- Seam is such a great framework,
Michael
yeah i really tried to push back on security till it was released, but we
couldnt. So what i have in the book is basically what was in CVS end of
December. It's somewhat correct, i am gonna update the source code for the book
though to use the 1.1.5 stuff.
I'll post the TOC
