[seam-dev] laying the tracks for Seam 3

[Pete Muir]

Naming sounds good :-)

On 5 May 2009, at 15:34, Dan Allen wrote:

> I just checked in a new example to Seam 3, servlet-permalink. It is  
> a very simple blog with comments (you can't post a new entry yet).  
> This example is very important because it demonstrates the view  
> parameters (i.e., page parameters) that Red Hat (Pete and I)  
> contributed to JSF 2 (hence the name permalink). It of course uses  
> JSR-299 beans as well, but no database.
>
> I am moving forward with the convention of prefixing WAR projects  
> that target a servlet environment with servlet-. Thus, I'm thinking  
> about having a cooresponding prefix for Java EE projects (EARs). I  
> propose the prefix jee-. So I may change booking to jee-booking.  
> Thoughts?
>
> Of course, there may be other prefixes in the future like wicket- 
> booking and groovy-booking. I just want the example name to help  
> poeple understand what it is demonstrating. Just trying to find the  
> best approach.
>
> -Dan
>
> On Thu, Apr 23, 2009 at 6:03 PM, Dan Allen <dan.j.allen at gmail.com>  
> wrote:
> After a late night, I'm happy to announce that I have all of the  
> following deployments working for examples.
>
> packaged EAR to JBoss AS using jboss plugin (booking)
> exploded EAR to JBoss AS using antrun plugin (booking)
> packaged WAR to Tomcat using tomcat plugin (servlet-booking)
> exploded WAR to Tomcat using tomcat plugin (servlet-booking)
> in place WAR w/ embedded Jetty using jetty plugin (servlet-booking)
> in place WAR w/ embedded Tomcat using tomcat plugin (servlet-booking)
>
> Everything is done with native Maven 2 except for the exploded EAR  
> to JBoss AS. I made the antrun configuration as elegant as possible  
> to support that use case, and I think it works out nicely.  
> Instructions are in the readme.txt. The instructions are still  
> missing some details, but I should have all gaps filled in soon.
>
> Now, for more functionality and tests ;)
>
> -Dan
>
>
> On Wed, Apr 22, 2009 at 7:01 PM, Dan Allen <dan.j.allen at gmail.com>  
> wrote:
> I just checked in the scaffolding for the servlet-booking example, a  
> WAR which will target Tomcat and Jetty (and perhaps even JBoss AS  
> once I get the profiles setup). In the process, I believe I solved  
> the issue of binding the JCDI Manager to JNDI in Jetty. What's  
> really strange though is that once I get the Manager, it doesn't  
> find any beans on my classpath. But that might have to do with...
>
> Jetty is still in a crippled state. First, JSF 2 does not appear  
> fully on Jetty. If I use the @ManagedBean annotation, the bean  
> cannot be found. If I used the @Named annotation, same thing. Both  
> examples work unchanged on Tomcat. So I'm not sure yet. Going to  
> contact the Mojarra team.
>
> The scaffolding works beautifully on Tomcat. I'm going to working  
> both the booking and servlet-booking projects as I fill out the  
> functionality.
>
>
> -Dan
>
> -- 
> Dan Allen
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>
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>
> http://mojavelinux.com
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