Practical JBoss Seam Projects

By: Jim Farley

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Practical JBoss(R) Seam Projects, written by renowned author and enterprise Java practitioner Jim Farley, is the first practical projects book of its kind on this groundbreaking open-source lightweight JSF-EJB3 framework.

Practical application scenarios are used to demonstrate the nature of the JBoss Seam framework, its efficacy, and its limitations
The series of scenarios and cases demonstrate key elements of the framework (e.g., basic web application development, rich web clients with Ajax, and so forth)
Real-world case studies offer valuable insight into the new practices of JBoss Seam Web 2.0 development

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About the Author	p. xiii
About the Technical Reviewer	p. xv
Acknowledgments	p. xvii
Introduction	p. xix
Introducing Seam	p. 1
Seam Simplifies Java EE	p. 1
The Seam Component Model	p. 3
Running Example: A Gadget Catalog	p. 4
The Gadget Catalog Without Seam	p. 5
The Gadget Catalog with JBoss Seam	p. 15
Seam Extends Java EE	p. 16
Seam Component Services	p. 16
Integrated Pageflow with jPDL	p. 18
Integrated Business Processes with jBPM and JBoss Rules	p. 18
Rich Internet Applications (aka Web 2.0)	p. 19
Read On	p. 19
Summary	p. 20
Seam Configuration and Administration	p. 21
Preparing the Application Server	p. 21
Java 5.0 Required	p. 21
JavaServer Faces	p. 22
Enterprise JavaBeans 3.0	p. 22
Configuring JBoss 4	p. 25
Installation in a Generic Java EE 5.0 Environment	p. 26
Installation in a Generic J2EE 1.4 Environment	p. 28
Configuring a Seam Application	p. 28
Install Seam Core Libraries	p. 29
Configure Facelets	p. 30
Web Component Configuration	p. 31
EJB Component Configuration	p. 33
Seam Configuration Files	p. 37
Summary	p. 37
Component Fundamentals	p. 39
Seam Component Types	p. 39
Form Backing Beans	p. 40
Action Listeners	p. 41
Browser-Accessible Components	p. 41
Extending the Gadget Catalog: Managing Types	p. 42
Component Services	p. 43
Component Name Binding	p. 43
Life Cycle and Callbacks	p. 47
Using EJBs As JSF Managed Beans	p. 49
Bijection	p. 60
Summary	p. 66
Contexts and Conversations	p. 67
Seam Component Contexts	p. 67
Seam Contexts and the JSF Life Cycle	p. 69
Gadget Catalog: Conversational Gadgets	p. 72
Conversation Basics	p. 74
The Motivation for Conversations	p. 74
Conversations and Other Contexts	p. 75
Conversation Life Cycle	p. 75
Implicit vs. Explicit Conversations	p. 77
Starting and Ending Conversations	p. 78
Joining Conversations	p. 88
Nesting Conversations	p. 90
Workspaces: Managing Concurrent Conversations	p. 93
Summary	p. 98
Structured Pageflow	p. 99
The Basics of Pageflow with jPDL	p. 100
The Language of jPDL	p. 100
When to Use jBPM Pageflow	p. 103
Gadget Catalog: The "New Gadget" Wizard	p. 105
Seam's Pageflow Model	p. 106
Configuring jPDL Pageflows	p. 106
Making Sense of "Pages" in Seam, jBPM, and JSF	p. 107
Initiating Pageflows	p. 108
Starting Pageflows with Annotations	p. 109
Starting Pageflows with Page Links	p. 111
Defining Page Nodes and Transitions	p. 113
Conditional Flow	p. 117
Managing the Back Button	p. 119
Ending Pageflows	p. 121
Advantages of jPDL	p. 122
Flexible Pageflow Through Encapsulation	p. 122
Expressiveness of jPDL	p. 124
Summary	p. 124
Security	p. 127
Seam Security Support	p. 127
Authentication	p. 127
Authorization	p. 128
Seam Security vs. Java EE Security	p. 128
Gadget Catalog: Expansion Through Security	p. 129
User Interface Access Control	p. 130
Data Model Changes	p. 131
Configuring Seam Security	p. 132
Minimal Configuration	p. 132
Security EL Expressions	p. 133
JBoss Rules	p. 134
Authentication Services	p. 134
Enabling the Authentication Services	p. 134
Creating the Login Form	p. 135
Creating the Login Handler	p. 137
Adding Login and Logout Links	p. 142
Restricting Pages	p. 143
Handling Authentication Exceptions	p. 144
Making a Smarter Login	p. 145
Authorization Services	p. 146
Assigning Roles to Users	p. 147
Specifying Page Access Rights	p. 150
Component-Level Restrictions	p. 151
Advanced Authorization	p. 153
Summary	p. 156
Business Process Management	p. 159
Business Processes, jBPM, and Seam	p. 159
Business Process Concepts	p. 159
Business Processes + Java = jBPM	p. 161
Integration of jBPM and Seam	p. 165
Gadget Catalog: Verifying New Gadgets	p. 167
Configuring jBPM in Seam	p. 170
Avoiding Conflicts with JBoss Transaction Management	p. 171
Setting the Hibernate DataSource	p. 173
Defining Process Flows	p. 174
Starting a Business Process	p. 177
Business Process Data	p. 178
Executing Tasks	p. 183
Assigning Tasks to Users	p. 183
Starting and Ending Tasks	p. 188
Summary	p. 191
Rich Web Clients	p. 193
What Is a Rich Web Client?	p. 193
Seam's Remoting Services	p. 194
Gadget Catalog: Improving the User Experience	p. 196
Configuring Seam Remoting	p. 196
Server-Side Configuration	p. 196
Client-Side Configuration	p. 197
Enabling Access to Server Components	p. 198
Basic Java Type Mappings	p. 198
Executable Stubs	p. 199
Type Stubs	p. 207
The Seam JavaScript Object	p. 208
Seam.Component	p. 208
Seam.Remoting	p. 209
Implementing the Auto-Complete Search Box	p. 210
Integration with AJAX Libraries	p. 214
Summary	p. 217
Index	p. 219
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