Today was released last candidate for 2.2.1 - Seam 2.2.1.CR3. This
version was still focused on bug fixing and on JBoss AS 6 CR1 as runtime
deployment.
Seam downloads are available at sourceforge.net - here. Release notes are available at JBoss JIRA
0 replies - 908 views - 12/29/10 by Marek Novotný in Announcements
Cross site scripting (XSS) is a security vulnerability found in websites where malicious attackers inject malicious javascripts to steal information from users accessing the websites. This type of attack usually take advantage of defects in websites that have...
0 replies - 7671 views - 03/22/10 by Ed Lee in Articles
Most Java web frameworks were designed with MVC in mind; however, JSF is probably one of the only few that achieved the goal. Combining JSF with JBoss Seam and Facelets, a developer can implement the MVC design pattern by using:
2 replies - 11783 views - 03/17/10 by Ed Lee in Articles
JavaFX is new tool set for developing
and delivering Rich Internet Applications or RIAs. JavaFX 1.0 was
released in December 2008, and JavaFX 1.2 was released in June 2009.
As these new releases have rolled out, the JavaFX community has been
growing fast....
10 replies - 16211 views - 08/26/09 by Max Katz in Articles
This is a two part article (part two) that will
demonstrate how to use JavaFX and Seam with the Flamingo RIA
framework. The article
assumes that you have a basic familiarity with JavaFX and Seam.
1 replies - 25627 views - 06/16/09 by Max Katz in Articles
Part 1. Teeing off with Seam
Chapter 1. Seam unifies Java EE
The major concept behind Seam is to serve as an adjunct to
Java EE. JSF, a relatively recent entrant to the specification, has...
18 replies - 8537 views - 04/14/09 by David Sills in Book Reviews
Professional cheat sheets you can trust. We bring you our #42 DZone Refcard on Seam UI. We have literaly stuffed as much
information on Seam UI as is humanly possible into these six pages.
Within this DZone Refcard you will find information on...
0 replies - 9026 views - 03/02/09 by Wei Ling Chen in Announcements
In this post let us discuss how we can configure a web application
using JBoss-Seam framework in Tomcat. Maven is used for build
management and NetBeans 6.1 or 6.5 is the IDE used [with Maven plugin
installed]. The web application under consideration is a...
2 replies - 25396 views - 12/02/08 by karthikeyan Cho... in News
The intent of this how-to series is to demonstrate the development of a rich Web service API on a variety of popular development frameworks. Part 2 (this tutorial) targets JBoss Seam.
1 replies - 13409 views - 11/18/08 by Ryan Heaton in Articles
Most enterprises today are planning or
already delivering Rich Internet Applications. Full page refereshes
are history. Customers today want fast, interactive, and rich Web
applications that feel and look similar to desktop...
1 replies - 21175 views - 07/21/08 by Max Katz in Articles
