I'm happy to say that Seam 2.1.1 is one step closer to being done. We've just released Seam 2.1.1.CR1, so please take a look and let us know what you think. CR1 is largely a bug-fix release, with a number of notable performance improvements, especially around hot deploy. We've added support for PDF forms to the iText integration, and there's preliminary support for OpenID, but you'll have to wait for CR2 for the example and docs. Seam-gen now generates IntelliJ IDEA projects. And, I should also point out that we've changed a few of the URLs on examples to match up better with the example names.
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Created: 21. Nov 2008, 07:02 CET (Norman Richards)
Last Modified: 21. Nov 2008, 07:02 CET (Norman Richards)
Great job! Waiting for GA version now:)
yay!
Wow, maven support is still in the future. Cool technology for old men...
Excellent news and looking forward to seeing the impact of the performance work proposed for 2.1.1. Any benchmarks yet?
Hot deployment improved....Beautiful!!!!
Ellen
Totally agree with Ellen. Better Maven integration +1.
Maven integration +1.
I develop (and am still developing) a Seam Archetype for Maven. It sets up a project with modules for war, ejb, ear and projects and is deployable from the start.
https://launchpad.net/seam-mvn-archetype
So it works really nice for starters but I still have to put some stuff in it. Only an older Version 2.0.2.GA is currently in the Archetype and the standard Project is very small (but it uses the DB).
Right now I can't deploy it anywhere (no server by hand) but checking it out via bzr should be easy.
Maven +1
there is a problem when I tried to build a new Seam generate entities into my project. it was not happen in older version such as 2.0
Report this at Seam Users Forum http://seamframework.org/Community/SeamUsers and provide the database schema you are generating your entities from.
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Setting up seam to work with maven 2 is hell due to all of the pitfalls: