[JBoss Seam] - Re: Hot redeployment
by cja987
"gavin.king(a)jboss.com" wrote : I've just committed a new feature to CVS that lets code changes made to Seam JavaBean components be visible immediately without a container restart.
Mmmm yeah, take that tapestry 5. I think I'm going to have to migrate away from EJB's sooner rather than later to take advantage of stuff like this (it's not like I use them, but I did like having web services available if I needed them). I'm thinking that in a couple years, all java frameworks are going to move to a "hot replace" model (and here's where the smalltalk crowd gets to be smug).
There's also a push these days toward OSGi as a way to dynamically construct systems. Does Seam have a strategy for that?
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[JBoss Seam] - Re: Almost ready to give up... (Tomcat woes galore)
by mrines77
Mike, don't give up! i too was developing for Tomcat5.5.20/Seam1.2 and had a lot of problems with conflicting versions of oh so many jar files (JAR Hell is evident when working within this environ, some of which is jsf related). So what I did, as a temporary work around is to subclass all seam related and myfaces related listeners specified in my web.xml, components.xml, faces-config.xml... and put log statements and try-catch blocks around each overriden method. The try-catch consumes all Throwables and prints log statements with stack trace. That allows me to continue developing without my pages throwing the underlying exceptions and making my life a bit less frustrating. Hope this helps. This is of course not recommended for production. You can directly email me at mrines77(a)gmail.com, if you prefer.
Mark
PS(Now I am moving to Tomcat 6.0.10 (just released) since it is supposed to support the new jsp and jsf standards. Probably going to have different problems but those will, again be relagated away from the page display.)
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