By fifthposition
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Published: Nov 14 2009 / 07:20
Modern web applications are built using a number of domain-specific languages that interact with Java in various ways – JSF, regular expressions, SQL or HQL and various sorts of XML configuration files. Once Java start interacting with other languages, things start going wrong and static typing is no longer helpful. In this article I demonstrate this problem by showing examples of code built using JBoss Seam, a modern Java framework for developing web applications.
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Comments
rainwebs replied ago:
I don't know why this is a Seam specific problem. This is indeed something that happens if you have problems in your code that can only be recognized during runtime (what is true if you only use JSF for example). For short we need smarter IDEs that check during coding if all dependencies of the runtime make sense.
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