Last week I recorded a couple of podcasts. The first one, with Nitin from DZone, gives a good overview of where we are going with Web Beans and Seam 3 - we talk about what JCDI is, how it fits into Seam 3, and the migration path.
A couple of days later, I talked to Ken from Chariot Tech Cast; we got into a lot of depth on JCDI and did an extensive tour of it's features - a good companion to the JCDI webinar I'm recording later today!
Created: 19. May 2009, 17:29 CET (Pete Muir)
Ken
I listened to the entire podcast on DZone. thx for the updates! sounds promising (especially the performance improvements in Web Beans RI vs. Seam 2.x).
I will be sure to download the next WB RI to check out the Seam ported example apps!
Hi Pete,
I'am (still) enthusiastic about Seam. I've read some books and articlec, and tried the delivered examples. It worked fine.
The problems have started as I tried to develop my own app using the following technologies:
- Seam 2.2.0 - JBossAS 5.1 - JBossTools 3.1M2 (based on eclipse-3.5-jee) - H2 database - seam-gen
It looks like all these technologies - at least these versions - are not going to work together properly.
E.g. if I used seam-gen's generate-entities or generate-ui nothing really happend!
Is there any good/recommended place to go for information about versions they work together?
Thx in advance
Jan
Apart from H2, these technologies are all well tested together. I guess you have a problem with your reverse engineering config. I suggest going to the forums at http://www.seamframework.org and asking for help.
Thanks for fast reply.
But I'd expect to get some hints in reference manual (http://docs.jboss.org/seam/2.2.0.GA/reference/en-US/html/gettingstarted.html)
What exactly do you mean by 'reverse engineering config'?
Even forward engineering (seam generate-ui) didn't work for me!
Thanks Jan
https://www.hibernate.org/hib_docs/tools/reference/en/html/reverseengineering.html
https://www.hibernate.org/hib_docs/tools/reference/en/html/ant.html
If it's not working for H2, you'll get an empty project.
I think you have to start to learn on a basic stable configuration, and after that, change a component at a time.
Regards,
Anibal