Posts Tagged ‘Seam’
10 Java Technology Resolution for 2009
Posted by: Joshua on: January 1, 2009
- In: Java
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2009 is coming to your way and it’s time to get ready on what technology lies ahead. Refactor, refactor and refactor is the theme for 2009. A whole new technology is coming your way and it’s good to take a sneak peek on what technology is worth evaluating to be used for our projects [...]
Localizing enums with Seam
Posted by: Joshua on: March 26, 2008
- In: Codevaganza| Java
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Wow, I just realized that I haven’t wrote anything in this blog for more than a month. Shame on me. Ok here’s another code that hopefully be beneficial. Recently I had a project where I need to display the enum values in local language. Thanks God for Seam I can easily do this.
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Seam 2.0 on Glassfish 2.1
Posted by: Joshua on: January 30, 2008
- In: Java
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I’ve tried running my Seam apps on Glassfish 2.1 and it’s running very smooth and faster than before. This is a major improvement to Glassfish 2.0. Thanks for the hardwork done by the Glassfish team.
Deploying Seam POJO apps on Glassfish
Posted by: Joshua on: January 29, 2008
- In: Java
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Alot of people wondered whether Seam can be deployed on other appserver other than JBoss AS. Well indeed it can. Now I’m going to show how to deploy Seam on Glassfish in a very simple way without you having to modify your project stub that is created with seam-gen. So in the future you only [...]
Providing conversationId for testing in Seam
Posted by: Joshua on: January 25, 2008
I think Seam is really great for handling conversational context, but recently I faced a problems when I wanted to unit test my action method that is annotated with @Conversational. Now if you annotate your action method with @Conversational, this means Seam assume you are in a conversation to access that method, which means you [...]
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