- Seam 2.x Web Development
- Credits
- About the author
- About the reviewers
- Preface
- 1. Introduction to Seam
- 2. Developing Seam Applications
- 3. Seam Page Flow
- 4. Facelets
- 5. Testing Seam Applications
- 6. RichFaces
- 7. Database Persistence
- Overview of database persistence
- How SeamGen helps with persistence
- Persisting Java entities to the database
- Retrieving Java entities from the database
- Integrating Java entities with Facelets
- Relationships between entities
- Performing CRUD operations on entities
- The Seam application framework
- Summary
- 8. Seam Conversations
- 9. Seam and AJAX
- 10. Security
- 11. Enterprise Features
- A. JBoss Tools
David Salter is an enterprise software architect who has been developing software professionally since 1991. His relationship with Java goes right back to the beginning, using Java 1.0 for writing desktop applications and applets for interactive web sites. David has been developing Enterprise Java applications using both the J2EE standards and open source solutions since 2001. David runs Develop In Java, a Java community web site, for all levels of Java developers.
First and foremost, I would like to thank my wife and family for putting up with my many hours at the computer whilst writing this book. Special thanks and love to my wife for all her encouragement and support.
I'd also like to say thank you to all the people at Packt Publishing for helping me with this book. Thank you Sarah for encouraging and believing in me from the beginning. Thanks also to Neelkanth and Rakesh for your hard work helping me to complete the book.
Finally, thanks to Gavin King and JBoss, without whom there would be no book.
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