Gavin, thank you for replying.
As I understood, seam is not intended to work in clustered environment? Are you planning
to do something about it in the future seam versions?
So, currently we can replicate entities only if they are not bound to any seam context,
which, in turn, means that these entities become a non-seam components, which means that
we are loosing a lot of features provided by seam. Did I get it right?
It also would be nice, if you think about providing an ability of replicating seam
contexts between different cluster nodes (for some future Seam releases). At least session
context should somehow be replicated. For example, currently, I don't have an idea how
to implement the Single Sign On feature using Seam in clustered environment.
I think, that using statefull session beans will not solve all clustering issues.
Clustering support should somehow be transparent to Seam users. I mean, it should be
configurable on Seam level. Perhaps using additional Seam annotations or xml.. it
doesn't matter.
I'm new to Seam, but it is clear from the first sight, that this framework is quite
powerfull and developers get a lot of benefits from using it. Currently, a lot of
applications are deployed in clustered environment, so, I guess, it's quite critical
to do something with seam about clustering.
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