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+1 for seam support
We start building our Java Webapplication with JBoss EJB3 Seam Stack. It’s easy, it’s powerfull, it’s getting richer every day and works well. By the way there is a JSR pending, with JBoss, Sun and Oracle on board. It really could get a standard for JSF, EJB3 – Application Pleeeaasse support it! Start now!
You guys had better get busy on this. It’s picking up steam. When I upgraded to Eclipse 3.2, I didn’t even install MyEclipse.
+1 For seam support, this framework is the nicest one I’ve ever seen!
any timetable for integrating seam gen or seam gen like support to MyEclipse?
+1 for Seam
I have been googling all day long for seam support. i am trying the jboss version of eclipse that can support seam ;0)
btw i have converted my instructor in learning tree in downtown nyc to be seam believer because of portable ejb3.jar :0)
After seeing Seam support, great JSF features, and other neat things, in NetBeans and the upcoming Red Hat Developer Studio at Java One, the lack of such features in MyEclipse is making me hold off on renewing my and my teams subscriptions until RHDS comes out for us to look at.
Count this as another strong vote to support the new techs, EJB3, Seam, Faclets, IceFaces, other JSF stuff, etc… as soon as you can, or lose customers to other IDEs which are delivering these features.
Regards,
Devon
+1 for seam.
Seam provides an elegant full stack solution to java web design, something the industry has been looking forward to…
For those of you have noticed this my first post and I have been a MyElipse subscriber a long time, so you can be sure I regard this as an important feature!
