[JBoss Seam] - Trinidad PPR/Ajax and Seam
by chane
I am using Seam for a project and am about to start incorporating a component framework like Trinidad into the project (Trinidad has some components that ICEFaces doesn't, specifically - TreeTable). I particularly want to take advantage of Trinidads Partial Page Rendering (Ajax).
I have been reading the Seam forums and it looks like there was some glue code that needed to be written to get other libraries (e.g., ICEFaces) to work with the Seam.
Does anyone know if Trinidad needs similar integration work?
http://www.jboss.com/index.html?module=bb&op=viewtopic&t=94822
anonymous wrote :
| "For most libraries not much, but libraries that do Ajax need some added-on lifecycle stuff that sometimes conflicts with Seam's phase listeners. Once that stuff gets standardized in the next rev of JSF there will be no problem, but for now it generally means a little bit of work on both sides to fix any incompatibility. Seam 1.1 beta 2 is much more tolerant of Ajax libraries, in this respect."
Thanks,
Chris....
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[JBoss Seam] - Re: Seam & Maven2
by mzeijen
I must agree with max. My plan is as following:
1. Get both releases, with dependencies, in the official repositories. This way it is very simple for users to create their own Maven2 projects with Seam in the dependency list without having to worry about Seam its dependencies.
2. Find out how we can make it easy for the users to cope with those annoying javax.{library} libraries that aren't allowed in public Maven2 repositories because of their license.
3. Create archetypes for Seam. An archetype is a project template from which you can generate the main parts of a Maven2 project. It is a bit like the Seam generator, but simpler. It only creates a file structure, it doesn't reverse engineer a database. But maybe I can create a Maven2 plugin to do that some day ;).
4. Create some nice tutorials how to handle a Seam with Maven2 project. It will contain the basics but also stuff like how to make the combination work with Eclipse and have nice stuff like hot-swap with JBoss in development time.
5. Like Max says: having "fun" with trying to "bend" either seam buildstructure or Maven to be compatible. This means that you get the full power of Maven2 for developing Seam itself.
6. The most difficult part: Getting Gavin so far that he will switch to Maven2 ;).
But we first need to do number 1. And every help is appreciated.
@Gavin: I saw your post during the writing of this post. As you can see my main focus is creating something that will be useful too the users and make their lives easier.
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