It indeed is, that is one good thing about Seam, they have a very good
sample in place in which you can start hacking away.
There definitely is a need for a sample which combines hibernate/ejb3,
myfaces, shale, and spring (with an opensessioninview filter), given the
number of people requesting crud examples
It doesn't qualify as a "full blown" demo, but as of tonight's run Shale's nightly builds[1] will include a one-page SQL Browser application that dynamically creates columns inside the table based on the query results. This app uses the Shale Tiger Extensions for annotations, so requires JDK 1.5. It uses Derby as an embedded database. Deployable webapp will be "shale-sql-browser-YYYYMMDD.war", and the sources are in the framework bundle.
WARNING: This won't actually work with MyFaces until MYFACES-1092 is fixed ... but it works with the RI. The app is bundled with MyFaces, so it can serve as a useful test whether the fix for this works or not.
Craig
Sean Schofield schrieb:
> A while back Craig and I had talked about a demo app that would show
> off both MyFaces and Shale. I still think that would be a sweet idea.
>
> Sean
>
> On 2/6/06, Werner Punz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Dennis Byrne schrieb:
>>> You could instantiate a HSQLDB server inside of ServletContextListener.contextInitialized() for the database . No hassle for setup.
>>>
>>> Dennis Byrne
>>>
>> Derby would be the logical choice due to the licensing ;-)
>>
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