[seam-issues] [JBoss JIRA] Updated: (SEAMCATCH-40) New example w/o REST

[Jason Porter (JIRA)]

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Jason Porter updated SEAMCATCH-40:
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    Component/s: Example


> New example w/o REST
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>
>                 Key: SEAMCATCH-40
>                 URL: https://issues.jboss.org/browse/SEAMCATCH-40
>             Project: Seam Catch
>          Issue Type: Task
>          Components: Example
>            Reporter: Jason Porter
>            Assignee: Jason Porter
>             Fix For: 3.0.0.Beta2
>
>
> A new example should be done and the current one retired.  Here's the email thread talking about an idea between myself and Dan Allen:
> From Jason:
> Since we're being asked for examples to give to QE and Jozef has
> integrated catch into his module (and has some tests for it, and also
> asked me to remove the jaxrs example) I'm not quite sure what to do
> for a new example that wouldn't confuse because because Rest, Faces
> and Servlet all have Catch integrations.  I could do one for wicket,
> but once wicket has an integration I'd need to retire that one as
> well.  Do you have any ideas?  
> From Dan:
> I would go with simple and easy :) In your case, the example is going to be about show-and-tell more than test coverage. My suggestion would be to create an index page with a couple buttons.
> Catch error and:
> Show pretty error
> Redirect to page
> Log error and ignore
> You can just base the examples on a failing Servlet. You could also include an example of throwing an exception to Catch explicitly (instead of waiting for it to bubble from Servlet). But again, keep it simple.
> Just give the user a feel for what they can do. Make sure you have the simplest possible example in there, so that they can see the big picture. Then, add others that are fancier as you see fit.

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