architecture?

[Tina Ma]

What architecture is this framework based on?

[Hussein Baghdadi]

Well, this is not my business but already ask this question
https://coderanch.com/t/61256/oa/yet-another-framework
I will shut up...

[Tina Ma]

Yes i am aware of it, but thought that in the previous question, I had goofed up with a wrong question and kind of replied my own question, so noone will answer there. I'll delete that post. :roll:

[Dan Allen]

The architecture in Seam is simple. Seam creates objects for you and puts them into a scope (event, page, session, conversation, application, business process). From there, you can pull them out and inject them into your component. Aside from that, there is absolutely no restrictions on how you architect your application. Note that Seam relies heavily on method interceptors to do its work.

[Jignesh Patel]

Originally posted by Dan Allen:
The architecture in Seam is simple. Seam creates objects for you and puts them into a scope (event, page, session, conversation, application, business process). From there, you can pull them out and inject them into your component.

Where should I find the low level details of this functionality. Just want to understand that when you simply say SessionScope on the top of object and then object belongs to that scope?

How factoryMethod implemented internal to seam framework?

[Dan Allen]

Once again, I will say that the question you are asking requires an indepth answer, one I just spent 14 months answering in Seam in Action. If you want to know the gory details, they are laid out in chapters 4 - 7, which 4 being specific to the discussion of components and scopes. Chapter 7 breaks down exactly how the conversation is stored and how it works.