JBoss Seam is a new-generation enterprise application development framework led by Gavin king, author of The Persistence framework hibernate. Seam integrates a series of Java EE specifications such as ejb3 and JSF, and uses the annotation Technology of jdk5.0 to form a complete and one-stop enterprise application development solution, it has grown into one of the development frameworks comparable to springframework.
The main features of seam are: adapting to the trend of rapid development and simplified frameworks. 1. Simple and Direct development projects. Programmers focus on the implementation of business logic components rather than the architecture, hierarchy, mode, and infrastructure construction work. 2. Data Binding is outstanding, the Data Binding Mechanism of JSF and Hibernate are used to realize direct ing between page form data and database tables. 3. The management of database resources and the encapsulation of transactions are completely hidden, this is another step forward than spring. 4. The component injection mechanism is simple. 5. A convenient code generator is provided, using seam-Gen, you can quickly generate a complete crud project with Ajax functions, and it is also an eclipse or netbeans project.
In an interview this month, Peter Xiaoming, a developer of JBoss Seam, revealed some new features of seam's next-generation version 2.1:
First, seam 2.1 intends to support wicket. As the display layer of the first choice, this includes some technical details: what we do is to enable you to use the seam component through wicket and use annotations from the wicket internal class, control your business process management tasks. Simply put, you can complete all the control transactions at your application display layer.
Second, GWT is supported. If you want to use Ria, we mainly look at the RIA framework as flex.
In addition, seam
2.1 will provide better support for restful applications. Restful web services by integrating JAX-RS (JSR-311)
Java standards and resteasy are completed by another JBoss member Bill Burke. I am a rest fan and look forward to seeing Seam
2.1 How to support restful applications.
JBoss Seam 2.1 also has a great improvement in performance, and it will become the Java Enterprise Application development framework that we are very much looking forward.
From: csdn News Center, http://news.csdn.net/n/20080901/118555.html
