I'm the creator of Hibernate, a popular object/relational persistence solution for Java, and Seam, an application framework for enterprise Java. I'm also contributing to the Java Community Process standards as Red Hat representative for the EJB, JPA, JSF specifications and spec lead of the Web Beans specification. At Red Hat, I'm leading the effort to build a Unified development platform of programming model, frameworks and tooling.
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Java Persistence with Hibernate
with Christian Bauer November 2006 Manning Publications 841 pages (English), PDF ebook |
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Granite DS and CDI
14. Nov 2009, 05:31 CET, by Gavin King
William Drai has blogged about his experience integrating Granite DS and CDI.
Our feeling is that JCDI is a perfect fit for Flex RIAs with an event-driven architecture. JCDI applications look extremely clean and even though JBoss Seam provides a lot more features, they do not necessarily make sense with a RIA front-end.
The mapping to Flex does look very clean to me. I especially like what William has done with mapping CDI events into the client. Very nice, and very faithful to CDI.
