0 Replies Latest reply on May 27, 2009 11:52 AM by ezanih

    Role of Seam when message-driven bean and JBoss ESB is used

    ezanih
      Hi

      I am still new to Seam and a beginner. As I understand it, Seam is used as glue code to easily connect the front-end UI to the backend EJB3. My question is what if I use JBoss ESB and asynchronous message-driven beans to transfer any requests I have from the front-end UI to the back-end for processing. Specifically, I mean :

      UI(eg. Facelets)-->ESB-->Backoffice(EJB3/Logic/database)

      instead of

      UI(eg. Facelets)-->Seam-->Backoffice(EJB3/Logic/database)

      Would I still have any use for Seam, then ?


      Thank you for any tips/advice on this.