[weld-dev] Supporting namespaces in Java EE config files (non-portable feature for JBoss AS)

Arbi Sookazian asookazian at gmail.com
Wed Nov 25 11:31:49 EST 2009


So I take it you're specifically referring to components.xml and pages.xml
(and not faces-config.xml)?  If you could fine, but then what happens if the
dev wants to port to another integration fwk and eliminate Seam3 (not that
anybody would really do that!)  Instead of deleting Seam-specific xml files,
you must edit EE-specific xml files.  But I guess that may not be a big
deal.

It seems cleaner to me and easier to read/understand the configs if you have
separate Seam-specific xml files for it...  Of course, it may be easier for
users b/c it's less files to worry about...

I would consider Seam to be an extension of JEE, so if you "collapse" data
in EE-specific xml files, then that may be considered an intrusion of
sorts...

On Wed, Nov 25, 2009 at 6:02 AM, Pete Muir <pmuir at redhat.com> wrote:

> Hi Jason,
>
> Something that came up during our Seam team meeting was the issue of config
> files again. We wanted to investigate again why we can't put namespaced
> elements into existing java ee config files such as application.xml,
> ejb-jar.xml, web.xml, but instead have to provide our own... Of course, this
> is non portable, but it would make life easier for users in our opinion.
>
> Previously we have heard that this would cause us to fail the TCK, but
> given that this code would never run in the EE TCK, I can't see how.
>
> Any ideas?
>
> Pete
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