Simon Kitching schrieb:
On Mon, 2006-01-16 at 20:56 +0100, Werner Punz wrote:
Well seam basically is JSF interwoven with EJB3, the thing is, basically
every session bean becomes automatically a backend bean, so you program
the entire backend code all three tiers in EJB3. If you do not like that
stay away.
A developer at my most recent client had done an evaluation of Seam, and
rejected it due to this point. According to him, presentation logic ends
up in EJB stateless session beans.
This is not necessarily a rejection point, but a philosophical point,
nothing prevents you to still have the distinction between
ui and middle tier, it is just that both tiers are represented by
session beans.
