Category: Seam
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Make A Custom RichFaces Skin
Using RichFaces in your application makes it easy to build great rich interfaces without spending a ton of time writing custom JavaScript for the front end and the back-end support for the JavaScript calls. It ties into your JSF components easily and makes dynamic interaction easy to build. It also comes with a number of…
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Free Seam Cheat Sheet
DZone has released a free Seam Cheat Sheet Refcard: http://refcardz.dzone.com/refcardz/core-seam If you’re using Seam it’s definitely worth a download. It is a very quick way to look up all of the commonly used annotations you might want, the schema URIs for various libraries, etc… Give it a look-see!
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HowGoodIWas.com Beta Launch
The How Good I Was website has just launched it’s Friends and Family Beta. The company is not mine, but I did the development of the site. The published Goal: To deliver on-line and community services that provide social networking and media distribution capabilities targeted at the non-professional ex-athlete and their teams. Showcase your athletic…
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RichFaces Modal Panels, s:graphicImage, and IE6
If, like me, you are using the Seam s:graphicImage tag to serve an image from within a RichFaces modal panel, you may have run into an issue where in IE6 the image does not get displayed, and you get the dreaded red X of failure. It works fine in all other browsers, including IE7, and…
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Seam EntityHome Design Pattern
I’ve been using Seam for over a year. At some point the “Home” object was introduced to the documentation (Chapter 11). Reading the documentation didn’t convince me of the point. Being an ATG guy at heart, I still prefer using “form handlers” for managing my important entities. So I haven’t bothered. However, just recently I…