[seam-dev] Seam website optimizations

[Dan Allen]

>
> The Seam resource servlet does not do conditional GET and cache control
> headers. That is bad for people using @WebRemote, as this JS is downloaded
> on every page request, over and over. Also, an application like the wiki
> that uses the Seam resource servlet extensively for delivering plugin
> CSS/JS/IMGs is suffering from that. I've mentioned this before on this
> thread and there is a JIRA issue. If someone wants to work on it, contact me
> so we can coordinate. This has implications for REST integration as well.


Okay, for all of you out there who really want to see an improvement in
sfwk.org (and Seam in general), here is your chance to take action. If no
one has time to get to it, I might dedicate time to this issue in the near
future.

-Dan

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