Is anyone interested in using Seam 2.0 without JSF?

[mnesarco]

Hi Guys,
Is anyone interested in using Seam 2.0 without JSF?

Apache Wicket is an excellent alternative to the view, and there is a Wicket-Seam integration module in wicket-stuff.

Key references and documentation:

Apache Wicket home: http://wicket.apache.org/
Wicket contrib: https://wicket-stuff.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/wicket-stuff/trunk/
Documented example of Wicket-Seam integration: http://www.ibstaff.net/fmartinez/?p=43

Cheers,
Frank.

[petrp]

Hi,

I've started working with Seam, and I like many its features (contexts, jBPM) but I didn't like JSF very much - doing even simple things seems to me to be unnecesarilly cumbersome. I just discovered Wicket and it seems to me to be quite nice alternative! :-)

Bye, Petr

[msystems]

Nope :-)

I like JSF.

[hubaghdadi]

What I don't like about Wicket that I build my view within Java code, much more like Swing days.
Personally, I prefer to define views via markup (JSF and Tapestry).
If not JSF, my vote goes to GWT.