Year: 2006
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My first Seam Application – 10MinuteMail
My first web application built using Seam is now live. It is called 10MinuteMail and you can see it at www.10MinuteMail.com. It gives you a temporary e-mail address, and lets you receive and reply to e-mail sent to that address. The e-mail address expires in 10 minutes (or more, you can extend it as you…
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Seam example project structure
For me, one of the hardest things about getting started with developing with Seam was getting a project setup that I could work with. The examples that ship with Seam only build within the whole Seam super-project, which doesn’t work for developing your own projects. Most of the other guides on setting up a project…
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Tag URI
A friend of mine created a RFC for uniquely identifying an entity. The Tag URI scheme uses a tagging entity, to identify the tagger, this is usually a domain or e-mail address owned by the tagger. Then it uses a date to identify the unique owner of the tagging entity. It basically allows you to…
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JBoss Seam
JBoss has recently released version 1.1 beta of the Seam product. As JBoss puts it, Seam is: JBoss Seam is a powerful new application framework to build next generation Web 2.0 applications by unifying and integrating popular service oriented architecture (SOA) technologies like Asynchronous JavaScript and XML(AJAX), Java Server Faces(JSF), Enterprise Java Beans(EJB3), Java Portlets…
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FP!
I’ve started this blog for posts related to my expiriences with, and thoughts on, technology. I am a Java and security architect, focused on ATG Dynamo products, although with a strong personal interest in JBoss and their technologies. Hopefully some people will find this interesting. Devon