Hi,

In switching to seam(and POJO's) and keeping with the spirit of seam now being 
the handy glue from ejb's to jsf based pages, what would be the way to take a 
query that always produces one record row and then display to the user in 
columns in a jsf table or data grid?  One record field now per jsf row? It is a 
common thing I do in my old self-deprecated glue and I'm wanting to replace it 
with seam.

Each field of the Entity now is a row in the display; often put the queries' 
column title in the first column, second column is the field's value and a 
third is the units of the value.

  | @Entity
  | @Name("element")
  | @Table(name = "ELEMENT")
  | @NamedQueries([EMAIL PROTECTED](name = "Element.findByElementPk", query = 
"SELECT e FROM Element e WHERE e.elementPk = :elementPk"), @NamedQuery(name = 
"Element.findByName", query = "SELECT e FROM Element e WHERE e.name = :name"), 
@NamedQuery(name = "Element.findByAtomicNumber", query = "SELECT e FROM Element 
e WHERE e.atomicNumber = :atomicNumber"), @NamedQuery(name = 
"Element.findByAtomicSymbol", query = "SELECT e FROM Element e WHERE 
e.atomicSymbol = :atomicSymbol"), @NamedQuery(name = 
"Element.findByAtomicWeight", query = "SELECT e FROM Element e WHERE 
e.atomicWeight = :atomicWeight"), @NamedQuery(name = 
"Element.findByAtomicRadius", query = "SELECT e FROM Element e WHERE 
e.atomicRadius = :atomicRadius"), @NamedQuery(name = 
"Element.findByMeltingPoint", query = "SELECT e FROM Element e WHERE 
e.meltingPoint = :meltingPoint"), @NamedQuery(name = 
"Element.findByBoilingPoint", query = "SELECT e FROM Element e WHERE 
e.boilingPoint = :boilingPoint"), @NamedQuery(name = "Element!
 .findByOxidationStates", query = "SELECT e FROM Element e WHERE 
e.oxidationStates = :oxidationStates"), @NamedQuery(name = 
"Element.findByElectronConfiguration", query = "SELECT e FROM Element e WHERE 
e.electronConfiguration = :electronConfiguration")})
  | public class Element implements Serializable {
  |     private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L;
  |     @Id
  |     @Column(name = "ELEMENT_PK", nullable = false)
  |     private Integer elementPk;
  |     @Column(name = "NAME")
  |     private String name;
  |     @Column(name = "ATOMIC_NUMBER")
  |     private Short atomicNumber;
  |     @Column(name = "ATOMIC_SYMBOL")
  |     private String atomicSymbol;
  |     @Column(name = "ATOMIC_WEIGHT")
  |     private Double atomicWeight;
  |     @Column(name = "ATOMIC_RADIUS")
  |     private Double atomicRadius;
  |     @Column(name = "MELTING_POINT")
  |     private Double meltingPoint;
  |     @Column(name = "BOILING_POINT")
  |     private Double boilingPoint;
  |     @Column(name = "OXIDATION_STATES")
  |     private Short oxidationStates;
  |     @Column(name = "ELECTRON_CONFIGURATION")
  |     private String electronConfiguration;
  | 

So the jsf table is now three columns labeled:
Parameter Value Units
Name        Hydrogen
Atomic Number:  1
Atomic Radius   78 pm
Atomic Symbol   H
Melting Point   - 259.34 �C
Atomic Weight   1.0079 g/mol
Boiling Point   -252.87 �C
Electron Configuration  1s1
Oxidation States        1, -1


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