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Seam-int is:<br>
1) MC part<br>
- currently Seam specific deployer<br>
- hopefully in the future some other optimization<br>
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2) AS part<br>
- JBossAS custom Seam impl; e.g. VFSScanner instead of URLScanner<br>
- for <a href="http://2.1.1." target="_blank">2.1.1.</a> we're thinking of optimizing how resources are looked up<br>
e.g. using JBoss5 existing lookup mechanisms (we already do it for EJB3)<br>
- MC components can be part of Seam components<br>
e.g. getting underlying TransactionManager from MC<br>
<br>
MC part will not change a lot.<br>
Where AS part will grow with Seam's changes.<br>
e.g. introduction of hooks for resources lookup optimization<br>
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How this comes into JBossAS project is under the same name = jboss-seam-int.<br>
I then during the JBossAS instance build, place the in the right places:<br>
- MC part goes into JBossAS deployers<br>
- AS part goes into newly created lib-opt directory<br>
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Once you deploy your Seam app,<br>
Seam+MC deployer knows which deployments are Seam deployments,<br>
and adds the Seam+AS part into deployment's classpath.<br>
Seam has a list of custom classes and if they are present they are loaded.<br>
e.g. VFS Scanner is checked, before you fallback to URLScanner<br>
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Hope this explains it better. ;-)<div><div></div></div></blockquote><div><br>Explains it perfectly...but is this documented somewhere? This seems like great information that I don't want to lose when I push this message out of my inbox. If it's already documented, then perhaps an FAQ on <a href="http://swfk.org">swfk.org</a> could point to it.<br>
<br>-Dan<br></div></div><br>-- <br>Dan Allen<br>Software consultant | Author of Seam in Action<br><br><a href="http://mojavelinux.com">http://mojavelinux.com</a><br><a href="http://mojavelinux.com/seaminaction">http://mojavelinux.com/seaminaction</a><br>
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