Category: Seam
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Seam Identity Management
During a recent coding getaway to Maine (see my post on the 2011 HackFestaThon) I decided to write a basic Seam project as a starting point for my future Seam based web applications. The idea is to provide common features such as Login, Logout, Registration, Forgot Password, User Management, Audit Logging, Image Upload Handling, Video […]
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First brush with Ruby On Rails
Earlier this week I was hanging out with a friend talking about a project he was working on and I decided to poke at it a bit with him, and as such got my first hands on experience with Ruby on Rails. Ruby on Rails or RoR obviously has huge buzz and is a very […]
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10MinuteMail and Form Submission Charsets in Seam/JSF
I launched a minor update to 10MinuteMail.com last night. It contained: Changed the mail domain to owlpic.com Updated the Russian language translation (thanks to Vladimir) Fixed a bug where replying to an e-mail using a non-latin character set would result in an unreadable e-mail (also thanks to Vladimir for pointing this out) This last issue […]
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Make Google Ignore JSESSIONID
Search engines like Google will often index content with params like JSESSIONID and other session or conversation scope params. This causes two problems: first the links returned in the Google search results can have these parameters in them, resulting in “session not found” or other incompatible session state issues. Secondly it can cause a single […]
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Seam 2.x Web Development
Packt Publishing just sent me a copy of their new Seam book entitled Seam 2.x Web Development. Authored by David Salter, it seems to be a well laid out practical guide to building web apps with Seam 2. I’ve only skimmed it so far, but will be posting an in-depth review once I’m able to […]
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Environment specific mail auth and Seam’s MailSession
If you are using Seam’s MailSession to send out going e-mail from your Seam application you can run into trouble if you have a mail server in any environment (dev, test, stage, prod) that allows outgoing mail based on the client’s IP address and does not use username and password based authentication. The standard configuration […]