Jump To Close Expand all Collapse all Table of contents Seam Reference Guide 1. Seam Tutorial Expand section "1. Seam Tutorial" Collapse section "1. Seam Tutorial" 1.1. Using the Seam examples Expand section "1.1. Using the Seam examples" Collapse section "1.1. Using the Seam examples" 1.1.1. Running the examples on JBoss Enterprise Application Platform 1.1.2. Running the example tests 1.2. Your first Seam application: the registration example Expand section "1.2. Your first Seam application: the registration example" Collapse section "1.2. Your first Seam application: the registration example" 1.2.1. Understanding the code 1.2.2. How it works 1.3. Clickable lists in Seam: the messages example Expand section "1.3. Clickable lists in Seam: the messages example" Collapse section "1.3. Clickable lists in Seam: the messages example" 1.3.1. Understanding the code 1.3.2. How it works 1.4. Seam and jBPM: the todo list example Expand section "1.4. Seam and jBPM: the todo list example" Collapse section "1.4. Seam and jBPM: the todo list example" 1.4.1. Understanding the code 1.4.2. How it works 1.5. Seam pageflow: the numberguess example Expand section "1.5. Seam pageflow: the numberguess example" Collapse section "1.5. Seam pageflow: the numberguess example" 1.5.1. Understanding the code 1.5.2. How it works 1.6. A complete Seam application: the Hotel Booking example Expand section "1.6. A complete Seam application: the Hotel Booking example" Collapse section "1.6. A complete Seam application: the Hotel Booking example" 1.6.1. Introduction 1.6.2. Overview of the booking example 1.6.3. Understanding Seam conversations 1.6.4. The Seam Debug Page 1.7. Nested conversations: extending the Hotel Booking example Expand section "1.7. Nested conversations: extending the Hotel Booking example" Collapse section "1.7. Nested conversations: extending the Hotel Booking example" 1.7.1. Introduction 1.7.2. Understanding Nested Conversations 1.8. A complete application featuring Seam and jBPM: the DVD Store example 1.9. Bookmarkable URLs with the Blog example Expand section "1.9. Bookmarkable URLs with the Blog example" Collapse section "1.9. Bookmarkable URLs with the Blog example" 1.9.1. Using "pull"-style MVC 1.9.2. Bookmarkable search results page 1.9.3. Using "push"-style MVC in a RESTful application 2. Migration Expand section "2. Migration" Collapse section "2. Migration" 2.1. Migrating from Seam 1.2.x to Seam 2.0 Expand section "2.1. Migrating from Seam 1.2.x to Seam 2.0" Collapse section "2.1. Migrating from Seam 1.2.x to Seam 2.0" 2.1.1. Migrating to JavaServer Faces 1.2 2.1.2. Code Migration 2.1.3. Migrating components.xml 2.1.4. Migrating to Embedded JBoss 2.1.5. Migrating to jBPM 3.2 2.1.6. Migrating to RichFaces 3.1 2.1.7. Changes to Components 2.2. Migrating from Seam 2.0 to Seam 2.1 or 2.2 Expand section "2.2. Migrating from Seam 2.0 to Seam 2.1 or 2.2" Collapse section "2.2. Migrating from Seam 2.0 to Seam 2.1 or 2.2" 2.2.1. Changes to dependency jar names 2.2.2. Changes to Components 3. Getting started with seam-gen Expand section "3. Getting started with seam-gen" Collapse section "3. Getting started with seam-gen" 3.1. Before you start 3.2. Setting up a new project 3.3. Creating a new action 3.4. Creating a form with an action 3.5. Generating an application from an existing database 3.6. Generating an application from existing JPA/EJB3 entities 3.7. Deploying the application as an EAR 3.8. Seam and incremental hot deployment 4. Getting started with JBoss Developer Studio Expand section "4. Getting started with JBoss Developer Studio" Collapse section "4. Getting started with JBoss Developer Studio" 4.1. Hot deployment with JBoss Developer Studio 5. The contextual component model Expand section "5. The contextual component model" Collapse section "5. The contextual component model" 5.1. Seam contexts Expand section "5.1. Seam contexts" Collapse section "5.1. Seam contexts" 5.1.1. Stateless context 5.1.2. Event context 5.1.3. Page context 5.1.4. Conversation context 5.1.5. Session context 5.1.6. Business process context 5.1.7. Application context 5.1.8. Context variables 5.1.9. Context search priority 5.1.10. Concurrency model 5.2. Seam components Expand section "5.2. Seam components" Collapse section "5.2. Seam components" 5.2.1. Stateless session beans 5.2.2. Stateful session beans 5.2.3. Entity beans 5.2.4. JavaBeans 5.2.5. Message-driven beans 5.2.6. Interception 5.2.7. Component names 5.2.8. Defining the component scope 5.2.9. Components with multiple roles 5.2.10. Built-in components 5.3. Bijection 5.4. Life cycle methods 5.5. Conditional installation 5.6. Logging 5.7. The Mutable interface and @ReadOnly 5.8. Factory and manager components 6. Configuring Seam components Expand section "6. Configuring Seam components" Collapse section "6. Configuring Seam components" 6.1. Configuring components via property settings 6.2. Configuring components via components.xml 6.3. Fine-grained configuration files 6.4. Configurable property types 6.5. Using XML Namespaces 7. Events, interceptors and exception handling Expand section "7. Events, interceptors and exception handling" Collapse section "7. Events, interceptors and exception handling" 7.1. Seam events 7.2. Page actions 7.3. Page parameters Expand section "7.3. Page parameters" Collapse section "7.3. Page parameters" 7.3.1. Mapping request parameters to the model 7.4. Propagating request parameters 7.5. URL rewriting with page parameters 7.6. Conversion and Validation 7.7. Navigation 7.8. Fine-grained files for defining navigation, page actions and parameters 7.9. Component-driven events 7.10. Contextual events 7.11. Seam interceptors 7.12. Managing exceptions Expand section "7.12. Managing exceptions" Collapse section "7.12. Managing exceptions" 7.12.1. Exceptions and transactions 7.12.2. Enabling Seam exception handling 7.12.3. Using annotations for exception handling 7.12.4. Using XML for exception handling 7.12.5. Some common exceptions 8. Conversations and workspace management Expand section "8. Conversations and workspace management" Collapse section "8. Conversations and workspace management" 8.1. Seam's conversation model 8.2. Nested conversations 8.3. Starting conversations with GET requests 8.4. Requiring a long-running conversation 8.5. Using <s:link> and <s:button> 8.6. Success messages 8.7. Natural conversation IDs 8.8. Creating a natural conversation 8.9. Redirecting to a natural conversation 8.10. Workspace management Expand section "8.10. Workspace management" Collapse section "8.10. Workspace management" 8.10.1. Workspace management and JSF navigation 8.10.2. Workspace management and jPDL pageflow 8.10.3. The conversation switcher 8.10.4. The conversation list 8.10.5. Breadcrumbs 8.11. Conversational components and JSF component bindings 8.12. Concurrent calls to conversational components Expand section "8.12. Concurrent calls to conversational components" Collapse section "8.12. Concurrent calls to conversational components" 8.12.1. How should we design our conversational AJAX application? 8.12.2. Dealing with errors 8.12.3. RichFaces (Ajax4jsf) 9. Pageflows and business processes Expand section "9. Pageflows and business processes" Collapse section "9. Pageflows and business processes" 9.1. Pageflow in Seam Expand section "9.1. Pageflow in Seam" Collapse section "9.1. Pageflow in Seam" 9.1.1. The two navigation models 9.1.2. Seam and the back button 9.2. Using jPDL pageflows Expand section "9.2. Using jPDL pageflows" Collapse section "9.2. Using jPDL pageflows" 9.2.1. Installing pageflows 9.2.2. Starting pageflows 9.2.3. Page nodes and transitions 9.2.4. Controlling the flow 9.2.5. Ending the flow 9.2.6. Pageflow composition 9.3. Business process management in Seam 9.4. Using jPDL business process definitions Expand section "9.4. Using jPDL business process definitions" Collapse section "9.4. Using jPDL business process definitions" 9.4.1. Installing process definitions 9.4.2. Initializing actor IDs 9.4.3. Initiating a business process 9.4.4. Task assignment 9.4.5. Task lists 9.4.6. Performing a task 10. Seam and Object/Relational Mapping Expand section "10. Seam and Object/Relational Mapping" Collapse section "10. Seam and Object/Relational Mapping" 10.1. Introduction 10.2. Seam managed transactions Expand section "10.2. Seam managed transactions" Collapse section "10.2. Seam managed transactions" 10.2.1. Disabling Seam-managed transactions 10.2.2. Configuring a Seam transaction manager 10.2.3. Transaction synchronization 10.3. Seam-managed persistence contexts Expand section "10.3. Seam-managed persistence contexts" Collapse section "10.3. Seam-managed persistence contexts" 10.3.1. Using a Seam-managed persistence context with JPA 10.3.2. Using a Seam-managed Hibernate session 10.3.3. Seam-managed persistence contexts and atomic conversations 10.4. Using the JPA "delegate" 10.5. Using EL in EJB-QL/HQL 10.6. Using Hibernate filters 11. JSF form validation in Seam 12. Groovy integration Expand section "12. Groovy integration" Collapse section "12. Groovy integration" 12.1. Groovy introduction 12.2. Writing Seam applications in Groovy Expand section "12.2. Writing Seam applications in Groovy" Collapse section "12.2. Writing Seam applications in Groovy" 12.2.1. Writing Groovy components 12.2.2. Seam component 12.2.3. seam-gen 12.3. Deployment Expand section "12.3. Deployment" Collapse section "12.3. Deployment" 12.3.1. Deploying Groovy code 12.3.2. Native .groovy file deployment at development time 12.3.3. seam-gen 13. The Seam Application Framework Expand section "13. The Seam Application Framework" Collapse section "13. The Seam Application Framework" 13.1. Introduction 13.2. Home objects 13.3. Query objects 13.4. Controller objects 14. Seam and JBoss Rules Expand section "14. Seam and JBoss Rules" Collapse section "14. Seam and JBoss Rules" 14.1. Installing rules 14.2. Using rules from a Seam component 14.3. Using rules from a jBPM process definition 15. Security Expand section "15. Security" Collapse section "15. Security" 15.1. Overview 15.2. Disabling Security 15.3. Authentication Expand section "15.3. Authentication" Collapse section "15.3. Authentication" 15.3.1. Configuring an Authenticator component 15.3.2. Writing an authentication method 15.3.3. Writing a login form 15.3.4. Configuration Summary 15.3.5. Remember Me 15.3.6. Handling Security Exceptions 15.3.7. Login Redirection 15.3.8. HTTP Authentication 15.3.9. Advanced Authentication Features 15.4. Identity Management Expand section "15.4. Identity Management" Collapse section "15.4. Identity Management" 15.4.1. Configuring IdentityManager 15.4.2. JpaIdentityStore 15.4.3. LdapIdentityStore 15.4.4. Writing your own IdentityStore 15.4.5. Authentication with Identity Management 15.4.6. Using IdentityManager 15.5. Error Messages 15.6. Authorization Expand section "15.6. Authorization" Collapse section "15.6. Authorization" 15.6.1. Core concepts 15.6.2. Securing components 15.6.3. Security in the user interface 15.6.4. Securing pages 15.6.5. Securing Entities 15.6.6. Typesafe Permission Annotations 15.6.7. Typesafe Role Annotations 15.6.8. The Permission Authorization Model 15.6.9. RuleBasedPermissionResolver 15.6.10. PersistentPermissionResolver 15.7. Permission Management Expand section "15.7. Permission Management" Collapse section "15.7. Permission Management" 15.7.1. PermissionManager 15.7.2. Permission checks for PermissionManager operations 15.8. SSL Security Expand section "15.8. SSL Security" Collapse section "15.8. SSL Security" 15.8.1. Overriding the default ports 15.9. CAPTCHA Expand section "15.9. CAPTCHA" Collapse section "15.9. CAPTCHA" 15.9.1. Configuring the CAPTCHA Servlet 15.9.2. Adding a CAPTCHA to a form 15.9.3. Customizing the CAPTCHA algorithm 15.10. Security Events 15.11. Run As 15.12. Extending the Identity component 15.13. OpenID Expand section "15.13. OpenID" Collapse section "15.13. OpenID" 15.13.1. Configuring OpenID 15.13.2. Presenting an OpenIdLogin form 15.13.3. Logging in immediately 15.13.4. Deferring log in 15.13.5. Logging out 16. Internationalization, localization and themes Expand section "16. Internationalization, localization and themes" Collapse section "16. Internationalization, localization and themes" 16.1. Internationalizing your application Expand section "16.1. Internationalizing your application" Collapse section "16.1. Internationalizing your application" 16.1.1. Application server configuration 16.1.2. Translated application strings 16.1.3. Other encoding settings 16.2. Locales 16.3. Labels Expand section "16.3. Labels" Collapse section "16.3. Labels" 16.3.1. Defining labels 16.3.2. Displaying labels 16.3.3. Faces messages 16.4. Timezones 16.5. Themes 16.6. Persisting locale and theme preferences via cookies 17. Seam Text Expand section "17. Seam Text" Collapse section "17. Seam Text" 17.1. Basic formatting 17.2. Entering code and text with special characters 17.3. Links 17.4. Entering HTML 17.5. Using the SeamTextParser 18. iText PDF generation Expand section "18. iText PDF generation" Collapse section "18. iText PDF generation" 18.1. Using PDF Support Expand section "18.1. Using PDF Support" Collapse section "18.1. Using PDF Support" 18.1.1. Creating a document 18.1.2. Basic Text Elements 18.1.3. Headers and Footers 18.1.4. Chapters and Sections 18.1.5. Lists 18.1.6. Tables 18.1.7. Document Constants 18.2. Charting 18.3. Bar codes 18.4. Fill-in-forms 18.5. Rendering Swing/AWT components 18.6. Configuring iText 18.7. Further documentation 19. The Microsoft® Excel® spreadsheet application Expand section "19. The Microsoft® Excel® spreadsheet application" Collapse section "19. The Microsoft® Excel® spreadsheet application" 19.1. Microsoft Excel support 19.2. Creating a simple workbook 19.3. Workbooks 19.4. Worksheets 19.5. Columns 19.6. Cells Expand section "19.6. Cells" Collapse section "19.6. Cells" 19.6.1. Validation 19.6.2. Format masks 19.7. Formulas 19.8. Images 19.9. Hyperlinks 19.10. Headers and footers 19.11. Print areas and titles 19.12. Worksheet Commands Expand section "19.12. Worksheet Commands" Collapse section "19.12. Worksheet Commands" 19.12.1. Grouping 19.12.2. Page breaks 19.12.3. Merging 19.13. Datatable exporter 19.14. Fonts and layout Expand section "19.14. Fonts and layout" Collapse section "19.14. Fonts and layout" 19.14.1. Stylesheet links 19.14.2. Fonts 19.14.3. Borders 19.14.4. Background 19.14.5. Column settings 19.14.6. Cell settings 19.14.7. The datatable exporter 19.14.8. Limitations 19.15. Internationalization 19.16. Links and further documentation 20. Email Expand section "20. Email" Collapse section "20. Email" 20.1. Creating a message Expand section "20.1. Creating a message" Collapse section "20.1. Creating a message" 20.1.1. Attachments 20.1.2. HTML/Text alternative part 20.1.3. Multiple recipients 20.1.4. Multiple messages 20.1.5. Templating 20.1.6. Internationalization 20.1.7. Other Headers 20.2. Receiving emails 20.3. Configuration Expand section "20.3. Configuration" Collapse section "20.3. Configuration" 20.3.1. mailSession 20.4. Tags 21. Asynchronicity and messaging Expand section "21. Asynchronicity and messaging" Collapse section "21. Asynchronicity and messaging" 21.1. Asynchronicity Expand section "21.1. Asynchronicity" Collapse section "21.1. Asynchronicity" 21.1.1. Asynchronous methods 21.1.2. Asynchronous methods with the Quartz Dispatcher 21.1.3. Asynchronous events 21.1.4. Handling exceptions from asynchronous calls 21.2. Messaging in Seam Expand section "21.2. Messaging in Seam" Collapse section "21.2. Messaging in Seam" 21.2.1. Configuration 21.2.2. Sending messages 21.2.3. Receiving messages using a message-driven bean 21.2.4. Receiving messages in the client 22. Caching Expand section "22. Caching" Collapse section "22. Caching" 22.1. Using Caching in Seam 22.2. Page fragment caching 23. Web Services Expand section "23. Web Services" Collapse section "23. Web Services" 23.1. Configuration and Packaging 23.2. Conversational Web Services Expand section "23.2. Conversational Web Services" Collapse section "23.2. Conversational Web Services" 23.2.1. A Recommended Strategy 23.3. An example web service 23.4. RESTful HTTP web services with RESTEasy Expand section "23.4. RESTful HTTP web services with RESTEasy" Collapse section "23.4. RESTful HTTP web services with RESTEasy" 23.4.1. RESTEasy configuration and request serving 23.4.2. Resources and providers as Seam components 23.4.3. Securing resources 23.4.4. Mapping exceptions to HTTP responses 23.4.5. Exposing entities via RESTful API 23.4.6. Testing resources and providers 24. Remoting Expand section "24. Remoting" Collapse section "24. Remoting" 24.1. Configuration 24.2. The Seam object Expand section "24.2. The Seam object" Collapse section "24.2. The Seam object" 24.2.1. A Hello World example 24.2.2. Seam.Component 24.2.3. Seam.Remoting 24.3. Evaluating EL Expressions 24.4. Client Interfaces 24.5. The Context Expand section "24.5. The Context" Collapse section "24.5. The Context" 24.5.1. Setting and reading the Conversation ID 24.5.2. Remote calls within the current conversation scope 24.6. Batch Requests 24.7. Working with Data types Expand section "24.7. Working with Data types" Collapse section "24.7. Working with Data types" 24.7.1. Primitives / Basic Types 24.7.2. JavaBeans 24.7.3. Dates and Times 24.7.4. Enums 24.7.5. Collections 24.8. Debugging 24.9. Handling Exceptions 24.10. The Loading Message Expand section "24.10. The Loading Message" Collapse section "24.10. The Loading Message" 24.10.1. Changing the message 24.10.2. Hiding the loading message 24.10.3. A Custom Loading Indicator 24.11. Controlling what data is returned Expand section "24.11. Controlling what data is returned" Collapse section "24.11. Controlling what data is returned" 24.11.1. Constraining normal fields 24.11.2. Constraining Maps and Collections 24.11.3. Constraining objects of a specific type 24.11.4. Combining Constraints 24.12. Transactional Requests 24.13. JMS Messaging Expand section "24.13. JMS Messaging" Collapse section "24.13. JMS Messaging" 24.13.1. Configuration 24.13.2. Subscribing to a JMS Topic 24.13.3. Unsubscribing from a Topic 24.13.4. Tuning the Polling Process 25. Seam and the Google Web Toolkit Expand section "25. Seam and the Google Web Toolkit" Collapse section "25. Seam and the Google Web Toolkit" 25.1. Configuration 25.2. Preparing your component 25.3. Hooking up a GWT widget to the Seam component 25.4. GWT Ant Targets 26. Spring Framework integration Expand section "26. Spring Framework integration" Collapse section "26. Spring Framework integration" 26.1. Injecting Seam components into Spring beans 26.2. Injecting Spring beans into Seam components 26.3. Making a Spring bean into a Seam component 26.4. Seam-scoped Spring beans 26.5. Using Spring PlatformTransactionManagement 26.6. Using a Seam-Managed Persistence Context in Spring 26.7. Using a Seam-Managed Hibernate Session in Spring 26.8. Spring Application Context as a Seam Component 26.9. Using a Spring TaskExecutor for @Asynchronous 27. Hibernate Search Expand section "27. Hibernate Search" Collapse section "27. Hibernate Search" 27.1. Introduction 27.2. Configuration 27.3. Usage 28. Configuring Seam and packaging Seam applications Expand section "28. Configuring Seam and packaging Seam applications" Collapse section "28. Configuring Seam and packaging Seam applications" 28.1. Basic Seam configuration Expand section "28.1. Basic Seam configuration" Collapse section "28.1. Basic Seam configuration" 28.1.1. Integrating Seam with JSF and your servlet container 28.1.2. Using Facelets 28.1.3. Seam Resource Servlet 28.1.4. Seam Servlet filters 28.1.5. Integrating Seam with your EJB container 28.1.6. Remember 28.2. Using Alternate JPA Providers 28.3. Configuring Seam in Java EE 5 Expand section "28.3. Configuring Seam in Java EE 5" Collapse section "28.3. Configuring Seam in Java EE 5" 28.3.1. Packaging 28.4. Configuring Seam in J2EE Expand section "28.4. Configuring Seam in J2EE" Collapse section "28.4. Configuring Seam in J2EE" 28.4.1. Boostrapping Hibernate in Seam 28.4.2. Boostrapping JPA in Seam 28.4.3. Packaging 28.5. Configuring Seam in Java SE, without JBoss Embedded 28.6. Configuring Seam in Java SE, with JBoss Embedded Expand section "28.6. Configuring Seam in Java SE, with JBoss Embedded" Collapse section "28.6. Configuring Seam in Java SE, with JBoss Embedded" 28.6.1. Packaging 28.7. Configuring jBPM in Seam Expand section "28.7. Configuring jBPM in Seam" Collapse section "28.7. Configuring jBPM in Seam" 28.7.1. Packaging 28.8. Configuring SFSB and Session Timeouts in EAP 28.9. Running Seam in a Portlet 28.10. Deploying custom resources 29. Seam annotations Expand section "29. Seam annotations" Collapse section "29. Seam annotations" 29.1. Annotations for component definition 29.2. Annotations for bijection 29.3. Annotations for component life cycle methods 29.4. Annotations for context demarcation 29.5. Annotations for use with Seam JavaBean components in a J2EE environment 29.6. Annotations for exceptions 29.7. Annotations for Seam Remoting 29.8. Annotations for Seam interceptors 29.9. Annotations for asynchronicity 29.10. Annotations for use with JSF Expand section "29.10. Annotations for use with JSF" Collapse section "29.10. Annotations for use with JSF" 29.10.1. Annotations for use with dataTable 29.11. Meta-annotations for databinding 29.12. Annotations for packaging 29.13. Annotations for integrating with the Servlet container 30. Built-in Seam components Expand section "30. Built-in Seam components" Collapse section "30. Built-in Seam components" 30.1. Context injection components 30.2. JSF-related components 30.3. Utility components 30.4. Components for internationalization and themes 30.5. Components for controlling conversations 30.6. jBPM-related components 30.7. Security-related components 30.8. JMS-related components 30.9. Mail-related components 30.10. Infrastructural components 30.11. Miscellaneous components 30.12. Special components 31. Seam JSF controls Expand section "31. Seam JSF controls" Collapse section "31. Seam JSF controls" 31.1. Tags Expand section "31.1. Tags" Collapse section "31.1. Tags" 31.1.1. Navigation Controls 31.1.2. Converters and Validators 31.1.3. Formatting 31.1.4. Seam Text 31.1.5. Form support 31.1.6. Other 31.2. Annotations 32. JBoss EL Expand section "32. JBoss EL" Collapse section "32. JBoss EL" 32.1. Parameterized Expressions Expand section "32.1. Parameterized Expressions" Collapse section "32.1. Parameterized Expressions" 32.1.1. Usage 32.1.2. Limitations and Hints 32.2. Projection 33. Clustering and EJB Passivation Expand section "33. Clustering and EJB Passivation" Collapse section "33. Clustering and EJB Passivation" 33.1. Clustering Expand section "33.1. Clustering" Collapse section "33.1. Clustering" 33.1.1. Programming for clustering 33.1.2. Deploying a Seam application to a EAP cluster with session replication 33.1.3. Tutorial 33.1.4. Validating the distributable services of an application running in a EAP cluster 33.2. EJB Passivation and the ManagedEntityInterceptor Expand section "33.2. EJB Passivation and the ManagedEntityInterceptor" Collapse section "33.2. EJB Passivation and the ManagedEntityInterceptor" 33.2.1. The friction between passivation and persistence 33.2.2. Case #1: Surviving EJB passivation 33.2.3. Case #2: Surviving HTTP session replication 34. Performance Tuning Expand section "34. Performance Tuning" Collapse section "34. Performance Tuning" 34.1. Bypassing Interceptors 35. Testing Seam applications Expand section "35. Testing Seam applications" Collapse section "35. Testing Seam applications" 35.1. Unit testing Seam components 35.2. Integration testing Seam components Expand section "35.2. Integration testing Seam components" Collapse section "35.2. Integration testing Seam components" 35.2.1. Using mocks in integration tests 35.3. Integration testing Seam application user interactions Expand section "35.3. Integration testing Seam application user interactions" Collapse section "35.3. Integration testing Seam application user interactions" 35.3.1. Configuration 35.3.2. Using SeamTest with another test framework 35.3.3. Integration Testing with Mock Data 35.3.4. Integration Testing Seam Mail 36. Seam tools Expand section "36. Seam tools" Collapse section "36. Seam tools" 36.1. jBPM designer and viewer Expand section "36.1. jBPM designer and viewer" Collapse section "36.1. jBPM designer and viewer" 36.1.1. Business process designer 36.1.2. Pageflow viewer 37. Dependencies Expand section "37. Dependencies" Collapse section "37. Dependencies" 37.1. Java Development Kit Dependencies Expand section "37.1. Java Development Kit Dependencies" Collapse section "37.1. Java Development Kit Dependencies" 37.1.1. Sun's JDK 6 Considerations 37.2. Project Dependencies Expand section "37.2. Project Dependencies" Collapse section "37.2. Project Dependencies" 37.2.1. Core 37.2.2. RichFaces 37.2.3. Seam Mail 37.2.4. Seam PDF 37.2.5. Seam Microsoft®Excel® 37.2.6. JBoss Rules 37.2.7. JBPM 37.2.8. GWT 37.2.9. Spring 37.2.10. Groovy A. 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