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An Ajax-centric technology that allows the web page (via JavaScript) to interact directly with the beans in a CDI application.
<dependency> <groupId>org.jboss.seam.remoting</groupId> <artifactId>seam-remoting</artifactId> <version>3.1.0.Final</version> </dependency> |
Name | Module role | Organization | Commit username (Git) | Hometown (Time zone) |
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Shane Bryzak | Lead | Red Hat, Inc. | sbryzak | Brisbane, AU (UTC+10) |
Amir Sadrinia | Bean validation | Community contributor | Amir-Github | AU |
Requiring just a minimal amount of JavaScript, Seam Remoting makes it trivial to invoke server-side bean methods with full support for CDI-specific features such as the conversation scope and bean qualifiers.
The powerful Model API lets you to work remotely with a server-side object graph of managed entities by allowing client-side changes to be incrementally applied to the managed server-side model, all within the scope of a managed persistence context.
Support for client-side bean validation (based on JSR-303) is also now supported.
Would it be reasonable to use JSF 2 client behaviors to add Seam Remoting interactions to a JSF page? Perhaps a seam-faces-remoting module?
Version | Time frame | Focus |
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3.0.0.Beta1 | 2010-03-16 | Available |
3.0.0.Beta2 | TBD | TBD |
This section serves as a whiteboard for design and ideas for this module. Once you've decided to pursue a feature, it should be added to JIRA as a feature request and optionally linked from this page. |
No design notes yet ;)