[JBoss Seam] - Re: Search Form Scope
by Delphi's Ghost
Ok, thanks matt.
It's not so much the resources, its more a case of having to deal with the conversation on the page (ending it properly).
If they search and click a menu item to move to another section, then the conversation sticks around, assuming that you have propagation="none" on your menu links. propagation="end" on the menu links would be ideal for the search page menu links since when you navigate out, you end the conversation, but you can't do that if you want to share the menu with "proper" conversational pages. In that case, every time you navigate out, you end the conversation instead of keeping the conversation as a workspace.
You could duplicate the menu, one for conversational (propagate="none") and one for single conversation pages where propagation="end", but that is just messy.
I was just hoping for some answer to the page scoped issue where I can have a scope that lasts as long as the user is on the page.
I'm just paranoid that performance is going to shoot down in the event of having too many conversations floating around (we have about 1,000) users.
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[JBoss Seam] - Re: First JBoss Seam book released
by kasim
"smithbstl" wrote : I skimmed the other book:"Beginning JBoss Seam: From Novice to Professional" from APress before "JBoss Seam: Simplicity and Power Beyond Java EE" was released. The APress book was pretty light on content. It looks like it was just a rushed attempt to be the the first Seam book to market. I would not recommend it. I am glad Michael and Thomas held this book back in order to include some of the emerging features, makes it a more worthwhile read and will get outdated so fast.
For the record .... since i am the author of that book.
It was not a rushed attempt to be first on the market.
It is as the title alludes to a "Beginners" book. It is designed for people who do not have extensive experience with Java EE, since it is relatively knew to corporations. ( i only know of a few actually using it)
The book gives a person a solid basis in JBoss Seam as well as Java EE.
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