Daniel Hinojosa
Self-employed consultant/developer
Presentations
Common Seam traps and hazards
Seam (which includes JSF) is component based and it does require some degree of mental retraining from the common request/response way of doing web applications. Because of this, developers do fall into misconceptions and anti-patterns regarding componen more »Testing JBoss Seam applications from the bottom up
The presentation will cover Seam-included testing utilities as well as other open source utilities like EasyMock, Hudson, and Selenium. more »Common Seam traps and hazards
Seam (which includes JSF) is component based and it does require some degree of mental retraining from the common request/response way of doing web applications. Because of this, developers do fall into misconceptions and anti-patterns regarding componen more »Common Seam traps and hazards
By Daniel Hinojosa
Seam (which includes JSF) is component based and it does require some degree of mental retraining from the common request/response way of doing web applications. Because of this, developers do fall into misconceptions and anti-patterns regarding component based web frameworks.
This presentation will cover these common traps and pitfalls that Seam developers will encounter. We will cover LazyInitializationExceptions and why they happen, understanding conversations better, understanding bijection, give a thorough understanding with AJAX requests in the Seam environment, and give you well-rounded advice on building your application with Seam
Testing JBoss Seam applications from the bottom up
By Daniel Hinojosa
The presentation will cover Seam-included testing utilities as well as other open source utilities like EasyMock, Hudson, and Selenium.
A presentation on how to effectively unit test, integration test, and acceptance test Seam applications so that you can deliver a high-quality applications to your customers.
Common Seam traps and hazards
By Daniel Hinojosa
Seam (which includes JSF) is component based and it does require some degree of mental retraining from the common request/response way of doing web applications. Because of this, developers do fall into misconceptions and anti-patterns regarding component based web frameworks.
This presentation will cover these common traps and pitfalls that Seam developers will encounter. We will cover LazyInitializationExceptions and why they happen, understanding conversations better, understanding bijection, give a thorough understanding with AJAX requests in the Seam environment, and give you well-rounded advice on building your application with Seam
