By jsugrue
via java.dzone.com
Published: May 20 2008 / 21:21
Seam is an interesting web framework that integrates the different pieces of the application stack and incorporates ideas from rules engines, BPM engines and SOA into regular application development. In this article, the focus is on Seam’s navigation and flow related features. Let’s see how they could play out in practice.
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