I'm the creator of Hibernate, a popular object/relational persistence solution for Java, and Seam, an application framework for enterprise Java. I've also contributed to the Java Community Process standards as Red Hat representative for the EJB, JPA, JSF specifications and as spec lead of the CDI specification. At Red Hat, I'm currently working on Ceylon, a new programming language for the JVM.
I also post stuff on G+.
Website:
http://in.relation.to/Bloggers/Gavin
Location:
Guanajuato, Mexico, cabrones!
Occupation:
Fellow at JBoss, a Division of Red Hat
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Archive 'JavaServer Faces'
My Books
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Java Persistence with Hibernate
with Christian Bauer November 2006 Manning Publications 841 pages (English), PDF ebook |
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Hibernate in Action
with Christian Bauer August 2004 Manning Publications 408 pages (English), PDF ebook |
29. Oct 2009, 23:00 CET, by Gavin King
Dan Allen has been writing a series of articles covering ideas from Seam that made it into JSF2. The latest installment covers view parameters and creating bookmarkable links. Seam users should find this stuff extremely familiar.
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