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Java EE, Seam, Weld and JSF

DateSaturday, December 5, 2009 at 8:04AM

Very interesting article from Gavin King. Essentially my original opinion on Seam, based on interviews this Spring with a number of JBoss developers, is that it would be cannibalized to help the Java EE 6 spec.

Gavin says that EJBs are now needed less (only for exposing web services) and that Weld - the maybe 4th name for JSR-299 would take the injection technology.

Also he goes on to say that JSF 2 really took it's major shift in simplicity from Seam (no more page beans config file) and that the Seam programming model will be the JavaEE programming model.

The full article here:

http://www.infoq.com/news/2009/11/weld10

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