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Seam on InfoQ
Floyd provides an excellent summary of some of the key ideas on Seam based on an interview we did yesterday:
Seam 1.0 GA released!
The Seam project is proud to announce the release of JBoss Seam 1.0 GA, an application framework for Java EE 5. Seam aims to be the most productive platform for development of enterprise and rich internet applications in any programming language.
JSR-299 Web Beans approved by the EC
The Web Beans JSR was approved unanimously by the JCP executive committee. You can read the proposal here:
Now that the dust is starting to settle from JavaOne it is time to explain what the announcement from JBoss about joining and endorsing NetBeans means in context of Hibernate Tools.
Java Persistence with Hibernate
No /Hibernate in Action/ anymore. It has been a while since my last update on the book status, so here is a heads up. A lot of things happened in the past three months:
Web Beans JSR Proposal
The recently finalized Java EE 5 platform dramatically simplifies development of Java applications.
Seam on the Java EE 5 RI
I've seen a couple of comments online to the effect that Seam is some kind of JBoss-only thing. This is not the case, Seam doesn't have any hard dependencies to anything other than the standard Java EE 5 APIs.
Hibernate Tools 3.1 Beta 5 released
Hibernate Tools 3.1.0.beta5 (http://tools.hibernate.org) have been made available.
Red Hat to acquire JBoss
I, for one, welcome our new penguin overlords.