Transitioning to Seam

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This session will demonstrate the simplicity offered by Seam (JSR 299: WebBeans) by converting a JSF / EJB3.0 application to one which uses the Seam framework. We’ll start with an introduction to Java EE 5 and EJB 3.0, covering new concepts such as annotations, dependency injection, persistence units and entity managers. We’ll then work through the steps necessary to refactor a JSF / EJB 3.0 application to use the Seam framework, eliminating the need for our managed beans and access our EJBs directly from the view.

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Brian Leonard
Sun Microsystems / NetBeans
Brian Leonard works as a senior software engineer with Sun Microsystems. Most of his Java experience is with application servers, working on Java EE servers before there was a standard. Lately, Brian has switched gears to evangelize the NetBeans open source IDE where he spends a good majority of his time speaking with developers around the world.

J-Fall 2006

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NLJUG

NLJUG partners

Mediapartner

Transitioning to Seam


J-Fall 2006 - 11 oktober - De Reehorst- Ede Overzicht Programma Locatie Sessies Sprekers Partner Pavilion Resultaten evaluatie


Membership Membership provides members free access to the NLJUG workshops and events on a variety of Java topics, held across the country on a regular basis. Plus on a quarterly basis the Java Magazine published by Array Systems. The NLJUG is a member of a worldwide network of Java User Groups. Fill in the form to sign up.


NLJUG Founded in 1998, the Dutch Java Users Group consists of business partners, software developers, application architects, technical managers, students, and new media developers that have a common interest in all aspects of Java Technology.