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Seam and Spring Web Flow

 
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Hi authors,

It was already answered that Seam may integrate Spring beans. What about SWF - Spring Web Flow? Is it possible to use both Seam and SWF in the same application?

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Seam integrates Spring. So, in theory, you can use both in the same app. But the question is why would you? Seam provide an advanced stateful navigation model based on business processes, make full use of JSF components, and eliminates much of the tedious XML Spring has. Why do you want to introduce Spring web framework to the mix when you are already using Seam?
 
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Spring web flow is functionally very close to jbpm pageflow. If you are only looking for the functionality of spring web flow, then you'll be very happy with Seam.
 
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