Tag: Weld
Announcing CDISource
In the last few weeks I have been rather busy working on a new project with Rick Hightower, who is fairly well known for his training and writings on Spring and JSF, and Rob WIlliams who is a blogger known as much for meddling in new technologies (and getting mad at them) as he is […]
Continue Reading...JBoss Java EE 6 spec dependency in Maven
Adam Bien wrote about the Troubled with the crippled Java EE 6 APIs in Maven and a solution for them. Another solution has presented itself now that JBoss has finalized the Java EE 6 spec pom and added it to their public repositories as of early January 2011. You can include the spec in your […]
Continue Reading...Updating Weld in Glassfish V3
(updated : This post refers to Glassfish installations prior to version 3.0.1 which was recently released and includes Weld version 3.0.1. Given the new version, this manual update is not necessary and should not be performed if you have an updated installation of Glassfish 3.0.1+) Even some of the recent versions of Glassfish include a […]
Continue Reading...A Guide to Spigot For Seam Developers
Note : Spigot has been renamed to DataValve. (Edit : I renamed this post so it doesn’t seem like Spigot is just for Seam, Spigot can be used with different frameworks or without any at all. However, I wrote this post since Spigot is so familiar to the Seam EntityQuery that it should be easy […]
Continue Reading...Getting Started with JSF 2.0 and CDI part 3 – Events
Last time we looked more in depth at CDI and how we can define beans and inject them into other beans. This time we are going to look at how we can use events to decouple the handling of actions in the system.
Continue Reading...Getting Started with CDI part 2 – Injection
In part 1, we looked at creating a JEE 6 application with Netbeans using JSF and CDI running on Glassfish. Now we’ll take a closer look at using CDI for managing dependencies in a Java EE 6 environment.
Continue Reading...Getting Started with JSF 2.0 and CDI in JEE 6 part 1
Here’s a quick tutorial on how easy it is to get started with JSF 2.0 and JSR 299, Java Contexts and Dependency Inject (CDI) using the latest release of Netbeans 6.8.
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