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Cay Horstmann's Blog: The Power and Pain of POJOs
"In the past, EJB was far too complicated for rapid development. It only made sense for "big iron" apps. But EJB3 is different. A competent developer (Elvis, not Einstein) can use it to put together a simple app quickly. The tools could be better (error handling, visual editing, JSF components), but Netbeans is reasonable and gives you one-stop shopping."
Simon Peyton Jones Interview | Lambda the Ultimate
"To supplant established languages, even in the functional programming area, like Haskell or ML or Scheme, you have to build a language that’s not only intriguing and interesting, and enables people to write programs faster, but you also need an implementation that can handle full scale applications and has lots of libraries and can handle profilers and debuggers and graphical analyzers… there’s a whole eco-system that goes with a programming language, and it’s jolly hard work building that up."
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Seam - Shrubbery
Wiki site with lots of informations to JBoss Seam
Red Hat Magazine | Continuing the Conversation
Understanding Seam Nested Conversations
Seam, Maven and NetBeans - More GlassFish content from Amis Technology
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Wouter is on a roll with yet another fine article, this time on Seam, Maven, NetBeans and GlassFish. Previous articles include: • Building Enterprise Applications for GlassFish using Netbeans 6.0 (Beta 2) and Maven2 • Deploying to GlassFish using Maven2 • Combining Hibernate and Facelets with Maven, Netbeans and GlassFish |
Enterprise Java Community: JBoss Seam: A Deep Integration Framework
The article shows the integration points Seam offers (as well as summarizing what an "integration framework" is in the first place), and shows off Seam's integration with JSF vendors such as RichFaces and IceFaces - in addition to its integration with Jav
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