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Tag Archives: Seam
Book Review: Apache MyFaces Trinidad 1.2
I posted a review of Apache MyFaces Trinidad 1.2 over on developinjava.com a few days ago. I liked this book, in particular how it describes how you can use Trinidad with Seam applications. I summarized the book as: This book … Continue reading
Book Review of “JBoss RichFaces 3.3″
Yesterday I posted a review of JBoss RichFaces 3.3 by Demetrio Filocamo. Head on over to developinjava.com to read the full review. In summary, I liked the book and would recommend it for developers using RichFaces.
Seam Crashing Java on OS X
If you’re developing Seam applications on an Apple Mac using OS X 10.4 Tiger, chances are that at some point the JVM will crash with a segmentation fault such as: Invalid memory access of location 2df4d000 eip=904716f9 This problem seems … Continue reading
New Seam Web Development Book Now Available
My new book, Seam 2.x Web Development is now available on Amazon as well as direct from Packt Publishing. If you’d like to know more about the book, then a full table of contents is available on the book page … Continue reading
New JBoss Seam Book
I’m excited to hear that Packt Publishing has announced my new book - Seam 2.x Web Development. The book is expected to be available in April. To quote from the Packt web site: The book provides a practical approach to developing … Continue reading
JBoss Tools – Your new best friend
Earlier this week, JBoss Tools 3 was released. If you use any JBoss related technologies (AS, Seam, Hibernate, jBPM etc.) or write web applications, then you should be using JBoss Tools as the productivity increase could be very high for … Continue reading
Future Features for NetBeans
Over on the NetBeans forums as part of the NetBeans 10th anniversary, users are posting the features that they would like to see in the future versions of NetBeans. I thought it would be fun to post what I’d like to see … Continue reading
Facelets and Seam Support in NetBeans 6.1
Facelets and Seam support has been available for NetBeans 5.5 for quite a while but not available for NetBeans 6.1. The code in the project has recently been updated to support NetBeans 6.1 however a formal release hasn’t yet been made. … Continue reading
Busy Busy JBoss
JBoss have been very busy recently. They’ve released SEAM - an application framework for Java EE 5, they’ve got an early release of EJB 3, they’ve released the JBoss Microcontainer and have just agreed that they are going to work closer withMicrosoft, plus all … Continue reading