Seam on Stax

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Permalink Reply by Spike Washburn on December 16, 2008 at 3:08pm

Hi Chris,

Thanks for the kind words, please send along any feedback you have as you start using it.

We're interested in adding a Seam template, we just haven't gotten to it yet. As long as Seam can run on Tomcat, it should be straightforward to add it to your Stax webapps.

We do have a process for building these stacks that we plan to expose after we bake it a little more. When using the Stax SDK to create your applications, you can use the -t flag to pass the path to your own application templates (once we doc how to build them). If you create a simple Stax app using the basic J2EE template (stax create -t simple myseamapp), and then update it to support a simple Seam configuration, I can work with you to convert it into a template that you can use when creating your apps. If its generic enough, we could even set it up as a template that is available in the app wizard.

I sent you a private message with the invite code from the TechCrunch article that you can use to sign up.

Looking forward to hearing how it goes with integrating Seam into a Stax app. Let me know if you need some help along the way.

-Spike

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Permalink Reply by Chris Duesing on December 16, 2008 at 3:20pm

Hmm, yes Seam will run inside JBoss' embedded mode in Tomcat, though I have yet to try to play with it. I guess my original questions probably should have been "Do you intend to offer JBoss in addition to Tomcat?". This of course leads in to the broader question of what kinds of support will your service offer for clustering?

Spike Washburn said:

Hi Chris,

Thanks for the kind words, please send along any feedback you have as you start using it.

We're interested in adding a Seam template, we just haven't gotten to it yet. As long as Seam can run on Tomcat, it should be straightforward to add it to your Stax webapps.

We do have a process for building these stacks that we plan to expose after we bake it a little more. When using the Stax SDK to create your applications, you can use the -t flag to pass the path to your own application templates (once we doc how to build them). If you create a simple Stax app using the basic J2EE template (stax create -t simple myseamapp), and then update it to support a simple Seam configuration, I can work with you to convert it into a template that you can use when creating your apps. If its generic enough, we could even set it up as a template that is available in the app wizard.

I sent you a private message with the invite code from the TechCrunch article that you can use to sign up.

Looking forward to hearing how it goes with integrating Seam into a Stax app. Let me know if you need some help along the way.

-Spike

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Permalink Reply by Daniel Murygin on April 2, 2009 at 12:09pm

I successfully deployed a seam application on Stax. See my blog post. You don't need an embedded JBoss to run seam apps in Tomcat. If you are interested i will send you configuration details.

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Permalink Reply by philip andrew on July 19, 2010 at 10:49pm

Hi Daniel,

I want to deploy my SEAM application to Stax. I use Maven, did you use Maven? If so can you please tell me how to deploy the SEAM application using Maven? Maybe send me your maven pom?

I had this problem:
http://developer.stax.net/forum/topics/problem-with-javaxel-on-my

Thanks, Philip

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