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Seam3 is a collection of modules and developer tooling tailored for Java EE 6 application development, with CDI as the central piece.
Seam's mission is to provide a fully-integrated development platform for building rich, standards-based Internet applications tailored for traditional and cloud deployments.
The modules leverage portable CDI extensions to build on the core Java EE functionality, providing many of the popular features and integrations from Seam 2 (security, internationalization, JSF, rules, BPM) while also exploring new integrations and designs.
Developer tooling is provided by JBoss Tools and JBoss Forge. JBoss Tools enhances Eclipse with features designed to help developers write, test and deploy enterprise Java applications. JBoss Forge is an incremental project enhancement API and shell.
Project lead: Shane Bryzak
Community liaison: Dan Allen (about this role)
Team members (below) (additional community roles)
Active development of Seam 3 has been halted by Red Hat.
Many projects have moved over to Apache DeltaSpike , and others have been absorbed into different projects. Please see the below table for information about where the functionality from each module has gone and how you can participate.| Seam Project | Where it's going |
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| Solder | Apache DeltaSpike |
| Seam Catch | Apache DeltaSpike |
| Seam Config | Apache Aries |
| Seam Cron | TBD |
| Seam Drools | Drools Project |
| Seam Faces | Apache DeltaSpike and JSF 2.2 |
| Seam Errai | Errai |
| Seam International | Apache DeltaSpike |
| Seam JCR | ModeShape |
| Seam JMS | JSR 343 |
| Seam Mail | cdi-mail |
| Seam Persistence | Apache DeltaSpike and JTA 1.1 |
| Seam Remoting | Deprecated |
| Seam Reports | TBD |
| Seam Rest | RESTEasy |
| Seam Security | PicketLink |
| Seam Servlet | CDI 1.1 |
| Seam Social | Agorava |
| Seam Spring | Proposed for Apache DeltaSpike |
| Seam Validation | Bean Validation 1.1 |
| Seam Wicket | Apache Wicket |
| PDF and Spreadsheets | TBD |
Using Seam 3 |
Seam 3 design
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Contributing to Seam 3
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Related efforts
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The value of Seam 3 Portable Extensions
Portability is one of greatest advantages of Java Enterprise Edition. It represents the concept that from one application to another, from one application-server vendor to another, and from one job to another, knowledge is freely transferable; the same skills, technologies, and designs can be used with assurance that there are always multiple choices for business solutions.
Often times, in the world of open-source standards, we find ourselves solving similar problems in many places, sometimes leading to innovation, but frequently leading to frustration; this is where the world of portability takes on new meaning - with portable extensions from Seam.
Seam 3 designed as a set of Portable Extensions, usable on any Servlet container, application-server, or Java runtime; in a sense, learn once, run anywhere - the same promise that Java guarantees. Extensions include common features like custom web-application security, web-flow engines, internationalization and localization, simplified web-page development, and even mail templating or document generation - business needs that nearly every application developer must provide, but that nobody should need to re-invent.
Maintainers and contributors
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| Name | Role | Association | Commit username (Git) | Hometown (Time zone) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 Shane Bryzak |
Project lead, core developer | Red Hat, Inc. | sbryzak |  Brisbane, AU(UTC+10) |
 Dan Allen |
Community liaison, core developer | Red Hat, Inc. | mojavelinux | Laurel, MD, USA (UTC-05) |
 Pete Muir |
Founder | Red Hat, Inc. | pmuir | Edinburgh, Scotland (UTC+0) |
 Lincoln Baxter, III |
Forge lead, core developer | Red Hat, Inc. | lincolnthree | Philadelphia, PA, USA (UTC-05) |
 John Ament |
Module lead (JCR), committer (JMS) | - | johnament | Mt. Laurel, NJ, USA (UTC-05) |
 Mike Brock |
Forge lead, module lead (GWT) | Red Hat, Inc. | mikebrock | Toronto, Canada (UTC-05) |
 Heiko Braun |
Module lead (GWT) | Red Hat, Inc. | braunh | Munich, Germany (UTC+01) |
 Stuart Douglas |
Module lead (solder, config, persistence) | Red Hat, Inc. | stuartwdouglas | Sydney, AU (UTC+10) |
 Ken Finnigan |
Module lead (international) | - | kenfinnigan | Boston, MA, USA (UTC-05) |
 Jordan Ganoff |
Module lead (JMS) | Pentaho | jganoff | Orlando, FL, USA (UTC-05) |
 George Gastaldi |
Module lead (JCR) | - | gastaldi | Joinville, SC, Brazil |
 Jozef Hartinger |
Module lead (REST) | Red Hat, Inc. | jharting | Brno, Czech Republic (UTC+02) |
 Brian Leathem |
Module lead (faces) | TRIUMF | bleathem | Vancouver, Canada (UTC-08) |
 Cody Lerum |
Module lead (mail) | - | codylerum | Bozeman, MT, USA (UTC-07) |
 Gunnar Morling |
Module lead (validation) | - | gunnarmorling | UTC+01 |
| Module lead (wicket) | 42 Lines, Inc. | cpopetz | Urbana, IL, USA (UTC-06) |
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 Jason Porter |
Module lead (catch) | Red Hat, Inc. | lightguard | Salt Lake City, UT, USA (UTC-07) |
 Antoine Sabot-Durand |
Module lead (social) | - | antoinesd | |
 Tihomir Surdilovic |
Module lead (drools) | Red Hat, Inc. | tsurdilo | Atlanta, GA (UTC-05) |
 Marcel Kolsteren |
Committer (security) | Meandi ICT | marcelk | Utrecht, Netherlands (UTC+01) |
 José Freitas |
Contributor (examples, international) | - | joserodolfofreitas | - |
| Contributor (faces, servlet, solder) | - | nickarls | Turku, Finland (UTC+02) |
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 Ove Ranheim |
Contributor (wicket) | - | oranheim | Oslo, Norway (UTC+01) |
| Contributor (remoting) | - | Amir-Github | AU | |
 Mark Struberg |
Contributor (faces) | Apache PMC | struberg | Vienna, Austria (UTC+01) |
The Seam 3 project is also supported, validated and polished by our excellent QE and EAP teams.
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