anonymous wrote : How is Seam and WebBeans related?
Seam will be the reference implementation for Web Beans, and is one of the inspirations
and sources of ideas for Web Beans.
So a future version of Seam will implement Web Beans (I imagine it will be the first
implementation of Web beans).
Guice is another source of inspiration and ideas and, indeed, some features of the current
incomplete Web Beans draft look more like Guice than Seam. Actually, IMO, the current
design of Web Beans is very much superior to both Guice and Seam, since it draws ideas
from both and mixes them together in a very elegant way. I'm actually really excited
about where we headed now, we've got the basics done, finally....
anonymous wrote : If Seam and WebBeans are different and will walk separately, I think I
choose to wait for WebBeans to be released and use WebBeans instead
This doesn't seem very practical. Web Beans is a year away from completion, probably.
And, hopefully, it will be possible to mix Seam and Web Beans components together in the
same application, running on the Seam core.
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