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Let's say you're on an extended cruise with your new, non-aquatic trophy bride on the Atlantis 50. Buffy flushes things she shouldn't and shoves stuff down the galley sink that would choke a hippo. Not to worry-you can remedy the situation quickly. The 50 has four panels in the salon sole that pull up to provide easy access to myriad systems. One hatch is 6'7"-by-2'. You can find her missing hair extension or the Cialis you dropped and get back to cruising-or whatever-in minutes.
What's more, the 50's engine compartment layout makes it easy to maintain this boat. The fuel/water separators and strainers are on custom brackets just aft of each motor. Those for the Kohler genset are also conveniently positioned. Circuit breakers are forward on the compartment bulkhead. The air conditioning compressor, one of the Glendinning cord retractors, and the service batteries are to port, and to starboard are the autopilot pump, more batteries, and the other automatic cable retractor. The only service requirements that might be tricky to perform would be removing the batteries on the port side or having to crawl across the box that houses those batteries to get to the trim tab reservoir to add fluid.
Between the motors, there's about 2' of space so you can move about easily. Custom aluminum stanchions support the transmissions in the V-drive propulsion system, and abaft the genset is a hulking aluminum channel (it looks like a two-by-four) supporting the cockpit decking. Looking aft, I could see that the trim lines were sealed on the inboard side of the transom, but if you need to get aft to deal with a steering issue, get ready to crawl.
Locker Room
Although many 50' boats with three staterooms come up short on stowage, the 50 isn't one of them. Large lockers in the cockpit are dedicated for cushion stowage. On the bow, the anchor locker has good capacity, but the hatch needs something to keep it from lying against the rail, and inside the locker there should be a dedicated chainbox.
In all the staterooms belowdecks, the 50 has exceptional stowage capacity. In the starboard cabin, there's a 5'-by-2' box beneath the port single mattress. To port beneath the double berth is a 3'-by-2'-by-1'3" locker, and finally, in the master stateroom are extra-large drawers as well as twin hanging lockers and eye-level cabinets.
At the base of the cockpit stairs, aft to starboard is the cabin with twin longitudinally positioned berths, and just across the passageway, a couple can sleep comfortably on the double berth in the VIP stateroom. Each stateroom has a small flat-screen TV and stereo control plus a hanging locker with enough space to keep a sport coat wrinkle-free. Additional pull-up panels in the passageway decking provide access for more services. You enter the day head from the portside cabin. In addition to the requisite-on-any-Euro-boat freestanding glass sink, the head has a one-person shower stall and vacuum-flush commode.
In the forward master stateroom, the overhead deck hatch provides great natural light for the queen berth. The master head is laid out nearly identically to the day head but has extra shelf space and stowage capacity.
Moving out into the salon, there's an eight-person lounge to starboard. Again Atlantis provided outstanding stowage in lockers that run the length of the lounge.
To port, galley highlights include stainless-steel refrigeration drawers and pullout pantry-style racks, plus a large countertop. One low point: Snap springs are used to hold up the hatches on outboard lockers. Atlantis installed folding kickstands throughout the boat in other areas. Those would have worked better here.
The Atlantis sleeps six, but in this size range, you can choose to go with a boat that handles four such as the Sea Ray 48 Sundancer. It retails for $932,538 with twin 517-bhp Cummins MerCruiser QSC 8.3 engines. Like the Atlantis, the Fairline Targa 52 has sleeping space for six but only one berth that can accommodate a couple. Its sticker is $1,356,000 with the same twin 775-bhp Volvo Penta D12-800s.

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Core Seam
Core Seam
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The Essential Seam Cheat Sheet
Core Seam
About SEAM
Seam is a next generation web framework that integrates standard Java EE technologies with a wide variety of nonstandard technologies into a consistent, unified, programming model. Seam drove the development of the Web Beans specification (JSR-299) and continues to develop innovations that are changing the face of web development as well as Java EE technologies. If you haven't taken a look at Seam, I suggest you do.
As you develop Seam applications, you'll find this quick referencea handy guide for understanding core concepts, configuration, and tool usage. This quick reference is not intended to cover all of what Seam provides, but will cover the most commonly used annotations and XML elements as of Seam 2.1. In addition, this guide will point you to examples distributed with Seam to see real examples of how the configuration options can be used in practice.
Dependency Injection In A Nutshell
Dependency injection is an inversion of control technique that forms the core of modern-day frameworks. Traditionally objects have held the responsibility for obtaining references to the objects they collaborate with. These objects are extroverted as they reach out to get their dependencies. This leads to tight coupling and hard to test code.
Dependency injection allows us to create introverted objects. The objects dependencies are injected by a container or by some external object (e.g. a test class). Bijection is described by the following formula:
dependency injection + context = bijection
With bijection, when dependencies are injected context counts! Dependencies are injected prior to each component method invocation. In addition, components can contribute to the context by outjecting values
As you can see the HotelBookingAction is scoped to and executes within a context. This behavior allows us to quit worrying about shuffling values into and out of contexts like the HttpSession, allows components to hold state, and unifies the component model across application tiers.
Contextual Components
When a method is invoked on a component, its dependencies are injected from the current context. Seam performs a context lookup in the following order of precedence: Event Scope, Page Scope, Conversation Scope, Session Scope, Business Scope, Application Scope.
Component Annotations
Component Definition Annotations
In order for your Seam components to take advantage of bijection, you must register them with the Seam container. Registering your component with Seam is as simple as annotating it with @Name. The following annotations will register your component and define its lifecycle.
Annotation | Use | Description |
@Name | Type | Declares a Seam component by name. The component is registered with Seam and can be referenced by name through Expression Language (EL), injection, or a context lookup. |
@Scope | Type | Defines the scope (or context) the Seam component will be placed into by the container when created. |
@AutoCreate | Type | Specifies that a component should be created when being injected if not available in the current context. |
@Startup | Type | Indicates that an application scoped component should be created when the application is initialized or that a session component should be created when a session is started. Not valid for any other contexts. |
@Install | Type | Declares whether a Seam component should be installed based on availability of dependencies or precedence. |
@Role | Type | Defines an additional name and scope associated with the component. The @Roles annotation allows definition of multiple roles. |
Component Bijection Annotations: Once you have defined a component, you can specify the dependencies of your component and what the component contributes back to the context.
Annotation | Use | Description |
@In | Field, Method | Declares a dependency that will be injected from the context, according to context precedence, prior to a method invocation. Note that these attributes will be disinjected (or set to null) after the invocation completes. |
@Out | Field, Method | Declares a value that will be outjected after a method invocation to the context of the component (implicit) or a specified context (explicit). |
Component Lifecycle Annotations: The following annotations allow you to control the lifecycle of a component either by reacting to events or wrapping the component entirely.
Annotation | Use | Description |
@Create | Method | Declares that a method should be called after component instantiation. |
@Destroy | Method | Declares that a method should be called just before component destruction. |
@Factory | Method | Marks a method as a factory method for a context variable. A factory method is called whenever no value is bound to the named context variable and either initializes and outjects the value or simply returns the value to the context. |
@Unwrap | Method | Declares that the object returned by the annotated getter method is to be injected instead of the component itself. Referred to as the "manager component" pattern. |
Component Events Annotations: Through Seam's event model, components can raise events or listen for events raised by other components through simple annotation. In addition, Seam defines a number of built-in events that the application can use to perform special kinds of framework integration (see http://seamframework.org/Documentation, Contextual Events).
Annotation | Use | Description |
@RaiseEvent | Method | Declares that a named event should be raised after the method returns a non-null result without exception. |
@Observer | Method | Declares that a method should be invoked on occurrence of a named event or multiple named events. |
The Components Namespace
Schema URI
Schema XSD
So far we've seen how components can be declared using annotations. In most cases this is the preferred approach, but there are some situations when component definition through annotations is not an option:
- when a class from a library outside of your control is to be exposed as a component
- when the same class is being configured as multiple components
In addition, you may want to configure values into a component that could change by environment, e.g. ip-addresses, ports, etc. In any of these cases, we can use XML to configure the component through the components namespace.
Seam XML Diagram Key
The Seam XML diagrams use the following notations to indicate required elements, cardinality, and containment:
Components Namespace Diagram
Components Namespace Elements
Element | Description |
<component> | Defines a component in the Seam container. |
<event> | Specifies an event type and the actions to execute on occurrence of the event. |
<factory> | Lets you specify a value or method binding expression that will be evaluated to initialize the value of a context variable when it is first referenced. Generally used for aliasing. |
<import> | Specifies component namespaces that should be imported globally which allows referencing by unqualified component names. Specified by package. |
<action> | Specifies an action to execute through a method binding expression. |
<property> | Injects a value or reference into a Seam component. Can use a value or method binding expression to inject components. |
<key> | Defines the key for the following value when defining a map. |
<value> | For list values, the value to be added. For map values, the value for the preceding key. |
Component Element Attributes: The attributes of the component element are synonymous with component definition through annotations.
Element | Description |
name | Declares a component by name; synonymous with @Name. |
class | References the Java class of the component implementation. |
scope | Defines the scope (or context) the Seam component will be placed into by the container when created. |
precedence | Precedence is used when a name-clash is found between two components (higher precedence wins). |
installed | Boolean indicating whether the component should be installed. |
auto-create | Specifies that a component should be created when being injected if not available in the current context. |
startup | Indicates that an application scoped component should be created when the application is initialized or that a session component should be created when a session is started. Not valid for any other contexts. |
startupDepends | A list of other application scope components that should be started before this one, if they are installed. |
jndi-name | EJB components only. The JNDI name used to lookup the component. Only used with EJB components that don't follow the global JNDI pattern. |
Components Namespace Example |
The following examples demonstrate how component configuration is possible with Seam. The hotelBooking component is configured for injection of a paymentService instance. |
Note that we specified a name and class for the PaymentServiceClient instances. This is required as the PaymentServiceClient is a library implementation. The name is always required, but the class can be omitted if you are simply configuring the values of a component with an @Name annotation as shown with the hotelBooking. The scope is restricted to the scopes provided by Seam; here we use APPLICATION. |
Simplify your component configuration through use of namespaces. |
Seam makes this quite simple through use of the @Namespace annotation. Just create a file named package-info.java in the package where your components live:
Now we can reference the namespace in our components.xml:
Note that component names and attribute names are specified in hyphenated form when using namespaces. To gain the benefits of auto-completion and validation, a schema can also be created to represent your components. A custom schema can import the components namespace to reuse the defined component types. |
Rapid Application Development
Seam-gen is a rapid application generator shipped with the Seam distribution. With a few command line commands, seam-gen generates an array of artifacts for Seam projects to help you get started. In particular, seam-gen is useful for the following.
- Automatically generate an empty Seam project with common configuration files, a build script, and directories for Java code and JSF view pages.
- Automatically generate complete Eclipse and NetBeans project files for the Seam project.
- Reverse-engineer entity bean objects from relational database tables.
- Generate template files for common Seam components.
Seam-gen Commands
Seam-gen command should be executed in the directory of your Seam distribution. To get started execute the seam setup command. Each command provides useful prompts that will guide you through the configuration specifics.
Command | Description |
seam setup | Configures seam-gen for your environment: JBoss AS installation directory, Eclipse workspace, and database connection. |
seam new-project | Creates a new deployable Seam project based on the configuration settings provided in the setup. |
seam -D[profile] deploy | Deploys the new project you've created with the configuration specific to the [profile] specified, i.e. dev, test, or prod. |
seam new-action | Creates a simple web page with a stateless action method. Generates a facelets page and component for your project. |
seam new-form | Creates a form with an action. |
seam generate-entities | Generates an application from an existing database. Simply ensure that your setup points to the appropriate database. |
seam generate-ui | Generates an application from existing JPA/EJB3 entities placed into the src/model folder |
seam restart | Restarts the application on the server instance |
Seam-gen Source Directories
The source directories created by seam-gen are each dedicated to holding certain types of source files. This enables seam-gen to determine what tests need to be executed as well as selectively hot-deploy your Seam components.
/src/main | Classes to include in the main (static) classpath. |
/src/hot | Classes to include in the hot deployable classpath when running in development mode (see the Hot Tip below). |
/src/test | Test classes should be placed in this source folder. These classes will not be deployed but will be executed as part of the test target. |
Seam-gen Profiles
Seam-gen supports the concept of "profile". The idea is that the application probably needs different settings (e.g. database settings, etc) in the development, test, and production phases. So, the project provides alternative configuration files for each of the three scenarios. In the resources directory, you will find the following configuration files:
/META-INF/persistence-*.xml | Provides configuration of a JPA persistence-unit for each environment. |
import-*.sql | Imports data into a generated schema based on deployment environment. Generally useful for testing purposes |
components-*.properties | Allows wild-card replacement of Seam component properties based on environment (see Hot Tip in the Core Namespace for more information). |
Conversation Management
The Conversation Model in a Nutshell
The conversation model is the core of Seam. It provides the basis of context management in Seam applications. A session holds potentially many concurrent conversations with a user, each tied to its own unit of work with its own context.
On every user request a temporary conversation is created or a long-running conversation is resumed. A conversation is resumed when a valid conversation-id (cid) is sent with the request.
* Note that the filled circle indicates the initial state, while the hollow circle containing a smaller filled circle indicates an end state.
Temporary Conversations | A temporary conversation is started on every request unless an existing long-running conversation is being resumed. Even if your application does not explicitly specify conversation handling a conversation will be initialized for the request. A temporary conversation survives a redi |
Long-running Conversations | A temporary conversation is promoted to longrunning if you tell Seam to begin a long-running conversation. Promoting a conversation to long-running informs Seam to maintain the conversation between requests. The conversation is demoted to temporary if you tell Seam to end a long-running conversation. |
Conversation Management Annotations
These annotations provide declarative conversation management through Seam components.
Annotation | Use | Description |
@Conversational | Type, Method | A component or method annotated as @Conversational can only be accessed in the context of a long-running conversation. |
@Begin | Method | Marks a method as beginning a long-running conversation. The long-running conversation will only end upon method return if: the method is void return-type or the method returns a non-null outcome. |
@End | Method | Marks a method as ending a long-running conversation. The long-running conversation will only begin upon method return if: the method is void return-type or the method returns a non-null outcome. |
Conversation Management Usage
Some example usage patterns for conversation propagation.
1. Begin a conversation when the selectHotel method is invoked: |
2. End a conversation when the booking is confirmed: |
Note the use of the beforeRedirect parameter. Recall that a conversation is really only demoted to temporary when ended and survives a redirect. Here the conversation is destroyed before the redirect. |
3. Begin a conversation with manual flushing enabled: |
This ensures that the booking would not be persisted until an EntityManager.flush() is invoked manually. This is only usable with an SMPC and Hibernate as the persistence provider. |
4. Begin or join the conversation when the hotel page is accessed: |
This example demonstrates conversation management through the pages.xml file. The pages.xml file provides a navigation-centric approach to conversation management directly relating the boundaries of a conversation to page navigation. |
5. Leave the scope of an existing conversation to return to the main page: |
Use of the <s:link> and <s:button> tags in your view are common to either propagate a conversation across a GET request or to leave the scope of an existing conversation. |
Seam Distribution Conversation Management Examples
The following examples are distributed with Seam and provide great resources for configuring your application.
Example | Directory | Description |
Seam Booking | examples/booking | Demonstrates the most basic conversation management through use of annotations. |
Nested Booking | examples/nestedbooking | Demonstrates the use of nested conversations through annotations. |
Seam Space | examples/seamspace | Demonstrates conversation management through pages.xml as well as use of natural conversations. |
It is a common misconception that conversations should always be ended when navigating elsewhere in an application. Seam ensures that these abandoned, or background conversations are cleaned up after a period of time (the conversation-timeout setting). The conversation that the user last interacted, the foreground conversation, will only timeout when the session times out. See the Core Namespace to learn how to configure the conversation-timeout setting.
Common Application Configuration
The Core Namespace
Schema URI
Schema XSD
The core namespace includes support for configuration of Seam components found in org.jboss.seam.core. This includes the JNDI pattern used to lookup EJB components, debug mode settings, conversation management, inclusion of custom resource bundles, and POJO cache settings.
Core Namespace Diagram
Core Namespace Elements
Element | Description |
<core:init> | Initialization parameters including debug settings and configuration of the jndiPattern for EJB users. |
<core:resource-loader> | Allows configuration of custom resource bundle-names for loading messages. |
<core:bundle-names> | Custom bundle names can be specified which are searched depth-first for messages. This overrides the standard messages.properties. |
<core:manager> | Configures conversation management settings such as timeouts, parameter names, uri-encoding, and the default-flush-mode. |
<core:interceptors> | Configures the list of interceptors that should be enabled for all components. All built-in interceptors must be specified with any additional interceptors. |
Core Namespace Example |
The following example demonstrates use of the core namespace:
The above configuration tells Seam how to find EJB components in the JNDI registry and whether to operate in debug mode allowing features such as incremental deployment. The manager configuration ensures that background conversations timeout after 10 minutes through the conversation-timeout setting. Note the setting is configured in milliseconds. The cid parameter simply specifies how our conversation ID should be represented in a query string, e.g. /book.seam?cid=20. |
Note the use of the default-flush-mode setting. If you are using a Seam-managed Persistence Context (SMPC), which will be discussed shortly, this setting will save constant repetition of the flush-mode setting when beginning conversations.
It is generally a good idea to keep some application configuration in properties files. This makes it simple for administrators to easily tweak deployment- specific settings (e.g. database settings).
Seam lets you place wildcards of the form @propertyName@ in your components.xml file. Seam uses the components.properties file in the classpath to replace the properties by name. Seam-gen projects use this approach by default to dynamically replace the jndiPattern and debug settings.
The Transaction Namespace
Transaction Namespace URI
Transaction Namespace XSD
Transactions are an essential feature for database-driven web applications. In each conversation, we typically need to update multiple database tables. If an error occurs in the database operation (e.g. a database server crashes), the application needs to inform the user, and all the updates this conversation has written into the database must be rolled back to avoid partially updated records. In other words, all database updates in the conversation must happen inside an atomic operation. Seam-managed transactions along with Seam-managed persistence enables you to do just that.
Transaction Namespace Diagram
Element | Description |
<transaction:ejb-transaction> | Configures the EJB transaction synchronization component which should be installed if you are working in a Java EE 5 environment. |
<transaction:entity-transaction> | Configures JPA RESOURCE_LOCAL transaction management where the the managedpersistence-context is injected as an Expression Language (EL) attribute. This attribute is not required if your EntityManager is named entityManager. |
<transaction:hibernate-transaction> | Configures Hibernate managed transactions where the persistence:managed-hibernatesession is injected as an Expression Language (EL) attribute. This attribute is not required if your Session is named session. |
<transaction:no-transaction> | Disables Seam-managed transactions. |
Transaction Namespace Example |
The following example configures the EJB transaction
Note that this indicates the application is being deployed to a JEE 5 environment.
The Persistence Namespace
Persistence Namespace URI
Persistence Namespace XSD
When JPA is used within an EJB environment, an extended persistence context can be associated with a stateful session bean. An extended persistence context lives between requests and is scoped to the stateful component allowing entities to remain managed. The EJB3 approach has several shortcomings:
- What if my application does not operate in an EJB environment?
- It can be tricky to ensure that the persistence context is shared between loosely coupled components.
- EJB3 does not include the concept of manual flushing.
A Seam-managed persistence context (or SMPC) is available for use in both environments and alleviates these issues altogether. An SMPC is just a built-in Seam component that manages an instance of EntityManager or Hibernate Session in the conversation context. You can inject it with @In.
Note that many of the options for configuring a HibernateSessionFactory have been omitted due to space constraints. For more options on configuring your HibernateSessionFactory, see the Seam Reference Documentation (http://seamframework.org/Documentation).
Persistence Namespace Diagram
Persistence Namespace Elements
Element | Description |
<persistence:entity-manager-factory> | Informs Seam to bootstrap a JPA EntityManagerFactory from your persistence.xml file. |
<persistence:managed-persistence-context> | Configures a Seam managed JPA EntityManager to be available via injection. |
<persistence-unit-jndi-name> | Allows the persistence unit's JNDI name to be embedded as an element rather than an attribute. |
<persistence:hibernate-session-factory> | If you choose to use Hibernate directly, informs Seam to bootstrap a HibernateSessionFactory. Allows your Hibernate configuration to be specified through a variety of approaches with the sub-elements shown in the namespace diagram. |
<persistence:managed-hibernate-session> | Configures a Seam-managed Hibernate Session to be available via injection. |
<persistence:filters> | Defines a set of Hibernate filters. Can only be used with Hibernate. |
<persistence:filter> | Defines a Hibernate filter that is enabled whenever an EntityManager or Hibernate Session is first created. Can only be used with Hibernate. |
<persistence:name> | Provides the name of the Hibernate filter. |
<persistence:parameters> | Specifies key-value pairs setting the parameter values as Expression Language (EL) expressions for the Hibernate filter. |
Persistence Namespace Example |
The following example demonstrates use of the persistence namespace:
As configured above, a Seam-managed EntityManager can be injected as:
The EntityManagerFactory is looked up by the configured JNDI name so this name must be consistent with your persistence.xml configuration. If you are using JBoss this can be configured with the following in the properties of your persistence-unit definition:
Seam Distribution Persistence Configuration Examples
The following examples are distributed with Seam and provide great resources for configuring your application.
Example | Directory | Description |
Booking | examples/booking | Demonstrates configuration of using a basic EJB PersistenceContext managed by the EJB container. |
Hibernate Booking | examples/hibernate | Demonstrates configuration of using direct Hibernate persistence with a Seam-managed Hibernate Session. |
JPA Booking | examples/jpa | Demonstrates use of an SMPC with JPA RESOURCE_LOCAL transaction management usable in non-EJB containers like Tomcat. |
Seam Security
Security is arguably one of the most important aspects of application development. Unfortunately due to its complexity security is often an afterthought which can lead to gaping holes in an application for malicious users to take advantage of. Fortunately, when using Seam this complexity is hidden making it simple to ensure that your next application is secure.
Seam security provides extensive configuration options making it useful in a wide array of implementations but also making it worthy of its own reference card. The basics of Seam security will be covered here which will address most use-cases and will allow you to get up-and-running quickly.
The Security Namespace
Security Namespace URI
Security Namespace XSD
The security namespace provides the hooks necessary to customize Seam security to fit your application needs whether you intend to use LDAP, a relational database, or any other custom authentication/authorization scheme.
Security Namespace Elements
Security Namespace Diagram
Element | Description |
<security:identity> | Configures the application-specific authentication implementation for the Seam Identity component. The IdentityManager is used for authentication by default. |
<security:identity-manager> | Configures the management of a Seam application's users and roles for a type of identity store (database, LDAP, etc). The JpaIdentityStore is the default. |
<security:ldap-identity-store> | Declares an identity store that allows users and roles to be stored inside an LDAP directory. |
<security:jpa-identity-store> | Declares an identity store that allows users and roles to be stored inside a relational database. |
<security:permission-manager> | Configures a PermissionManager instance for management of persistent permissions which requires a PermissionStore instance. |
<security:persistent-permission-resolver> | Allows configuration of a custom permission store. A permission store can be implemented by implementing the PermissionStore interface. |
<security:rule-based-permission-resolver> | Allows the Drools rule base name to be specified when rule-based permissions are in use. |
<security:jpa-permission-store> | PermissionStore implementation allowing user and role permissions to be stored and retrieved as JPA entities. |
Security Namespace Example |
The JpaIdentityStore component provided by Seam 2.1 makes it simple to store users and roles inside a relational database.
Above we need not configure the IdentityManager as the JpaIdentityStore is assumed by default. |
Securing your Application
Seam makes it easy to declare access constraints on web pages, UI components, and Java methods via tags, annotations, and JSF Expression Language (EL) expressions. Through this declarative approach Seam provides you with the ability to easily achieve a layered approach to security.
Security Annotations
Annotation | Use | Description |
@Restrict | Type, Method | Allows a component to be secured either at the method or the class level through evaluation of an Expression Language (EL) expression. |
@Read | Method, Parameter | Declares a type-safe permission check to determine whether the current user has read permission for the specified class. |
@Update | Method, Parameter | Declares a type-safe permission check to determine whether the current user has update permission for the specified class. |
@Insert | Method, Parameter | Declares a type-safe permission check to determine whether the current user has insert permission for the specified class. |
@Delete | Method, Parameter | Declares a type-safe permission check to determine whether the current user has delete permission for the specified class. |
@PermissionCheck | Annotation | Declares a custom security annotation for performing type-safe permission checks where the required permission is the lowercase representation of the annotation name. |
@RoleCheck | Annotation | Declares a custom security annotation for performing type-safe role checks where the required role is the lower-case representation of the annotation name. |
Security Expression Language (EL) Functions
These functions provide convenience for invoking role or permission checks through Expression Language (EL). This can be useful in your Facelets pages, in pages.xml, or in using the @Restrict annotation to provide security restrictions.
Function | Description |
#{s:hasRole(roleName)} | Expression Language (EL) function that invokes the hasRole method on the Identity component. Returns true if the current user has the specified role. |
#{s:hasPermission(target, action)} | Expression Language (EL) function that invokes the hasPermission method on the Identity component. Delegates the call to the configured PermissionResolver. |
Seam Distribution Security Examples
The following examples are distributed with Seam and provide great resources for configuring your application.
Example | Directory | Description |
Seam Booking | examples/booking | Demonstrates the most basic authentication through use of an authenticate-method. |
Seam Space | examples/seamspace | Demonstrates use of rule-based-permission-resolver, jpa-identity-store, and jpa-permission-store. |
The Seam CRUD application framework essentially provides prepackaged Data Access Objects (DAOs). DAOs are highly repetitive as the DAOs for each entity class are largely the same. They are ideal for code reuse. Seam provides an application framework with built-in generic DAO components. You can develop simple CRUD web applications in Seam without writing a single line of Java "business logic" code.
The Framework Namespace
Framework Namespace URI
Framework Namespace XSD
The framework namespace configures components found in the org.jboss.seam.framework package.
Framework Namespace Diagram
Framework Namespace Elements
Element | Description |
<framework:entity-query> | Configures an EntityQuery controller instance for executing JPA queries. |
<framework:entity-home> | Configures an EntityHome controller instance for managing JPA entities. |
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In the booking example we could use an EntityHome instance to manage retrieval of the Hotel entity. The configuration below achieves this:
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Seam Pay | examples/seampay | Demonstrates use of entity-query and entityhome elements. |
DVD Store | examples/dvdstore | Demonstrates use of entity-query and entityhome elements. |
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I'm thinking about putting a matching, full-size spare wheel/tire under the truck. I've measured and one will fit. However, I want to protect the wheel and can't seem to locate anything purpose built for this. Any thoughts on protecting the wheel from rock chips, mud, and brush scrapes?
06-06-2012, 01:29 PM #2I once used a tire cover on a spare under the back of a truck i had 5 matching custom wheels on, turned out to be a bad idea since all the mud, dust, water, and debris got trapped in the cover and made it worse.
I dont think I've ever seen a product to protect tires under the bed.
06-06-2012, 02:02 PM #3Yea, I have no intent to use a cover like that. Maybe vinyl wrap is an option. I don't know how protective something like that would be, though. Maybe @AMac has an idea, as she's done a number of vinyl wrapped pieces.
06-06-2012, 02:04 PM #4I think to avoid the problem tim mentioned, you'd have to have a cover that could cover the entire wheel and the only opening would be where the cable runs through. That seems like it would be the only way to keep the dirt out, but I don't know where you'd find something like that
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06-06-2012, 02:49 PM #5seems like you could do a bunch of clear coats on the rim, the tire wouldnt be protected, but the rim would look kind of weird. dont have any other ideas unfortunitly.
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06-06-2012, 03:28 PM #6Would a cheap after market hubcap snap on to your rim. Maybe cut a round disc out of some plastic of some kind and held in place by some means.
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06-06-2012, 04:24 PM #7Seems like a custom job. I have lots of wierd ideas I think would work but none of the seems cheap or easy. But some kind of hinged enclosue with holes in it for the wheels support cable. I can see it in my head but not sure the most reasonable way to build. Good luck with your search. I know Surreal will find something.
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06-06-2012, 06:13 PM #8I know a friend ended up having a custom mount fabricated in the bed for the wheel. idk if thats something you would want to look into or not.
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This hotel is within the vicinity of Six Flags America and Prince Georges Hospital Center.
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In addition to an indoor pool and a children's pool, Hotel Capitol Heights, MD provides a spa tub and a sauna. A complimentary breakfast is offered. This Capitol Heights hotel also offers a fitness center, a library, and coffee/tea in the lobby. Onsite parking is complimentary.
- 24-hour front desk
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- Number of floors - 3
- Coffee/tea in lobby
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- Free breakfast
- Fireplace in lobby
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- Total number of rooms - 69
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- Basketball on site
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Doc C wrote: Another observation. Andersonville was described in detail and with photographs. The only mention of the other civil war prison camps was that Andersonville was the worst. Not a word regarding Elmira, Camp Douglass, Ft. Delaware, etc. Elmira and Camp Douglass had similar death rates as Andersonville. In addition, the guards at Andersonville had extremely high death rates. I had ancestors who died in Andersonville, Camp Douglass, Ft. Delaware and Elmira. Also, Winder was a distant relative. As I've told others, my family doesn't do well in pow camps.It's that very lack of balance in Mr. Burns work that tends to annoy me. It's in everything he does. Jazz=no mention of great jazz guitarists such as Django Reinhardt, Wes Montgomery etc. Yet Louis Armstrong gets a ridiculas ammount of credit as a founder of the genre. The War=central theme revolves around his perception of WW2 America as a racist nation etc(which of course is true to an extent but he beat it to death). I love his skills as a film maker but I think he is less than objective and tends to allow his sympathies/biases to overshadow historical integrity. After all he did appear in Gettysburg as a Northern Officer. |


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Award granted | Bachelor of Civil Engineering (Honours) |
Campus | Offered at Geelong Waurn Ponds Campus |
Off-campus | Yes |
Length | 4 years full-time or part-time equivalent |
Next available intake | March (Trimester 1), July (Trimester 2) |
Indicative annual fee 2014 | $26,130* AUD |
CRICOS course code | 079998G |
Level | Undergraduate |
IELTS Requirement | Overall IELTS score of 6.0 with no band less than 6.0 (or equivalent). More information is available at www.ielts.org |
Deakin course code | S460 |
VTAC Codes | 1400314823 - Waurn Ponds (Geelong), International full-fee paying place |
Faculty contacts | Deakin International |
Deakin's Bachelor of Civil Engineering (Honours) places great emphasis on the practical application of engineering and scientific principles to produce industry-ready engineers, who are immediately employable and capable of adapting to an ever-changing future.
The degree gives you the building blocks to plan, design, construct and maintain the infrastructure systems that are necessary for our day-to-day lives such as roads, airports and railways; water supply and sewerage systems; water resources management; and buildings. This course covers the broad range of civil engineering disciplines including engineering materials, structural engineering, water engineering, geotechnical engineering and transport engineering.
You will learn generic skills, including entrepreneurship, innovation and leadership, project management, technical report writing and presentation, and comprehension and communication. You will also develop an understanding of the ethical basis of the engineering profession and practice, contemporary technical and professional issues in the practice of engineering, as well as how to address complex problems and produce innovative solutions beneficial to an organisation and society.
You will also gain a sound, fundamental understanding of the scientific principles underlying technology; learn the basic principles underlying the management of physical, human and financial resources; acquire the mathematical and computational skills necessary for solving theoretical and practical problems and for meeting future changes in technology; and gain an understanding of the social, cultural, global and environmental responsibilities of the professional engineer.
Units in the course may include assessment hurdle requirements.
Deakin's Bachelor of Civil Engineering (Honours) is accredited by Engineers Australia, which gives the degree international recognition, allowing graduates to practise as professional engineers in many countries around the world.
Fee paying place - International (IFP)
A Fee paying place is one for which the University does not receive any government funding. As such, students enrolled in these places are required to contribute the full cost of their course.
Fees for international students apply to persons living in Australia with Temporary Resident status, provided that there is no limitation on study and persons living abroad who are not Australian citizens and do not have Permanent Resident status in Australia.
Equivalent Full Time Student Load (EFTSL)
EFTSL is the standard annual full time load. Eight credit points is the standard full time load for one year of study.
* The 'indicative annual course fee' cited has been provided as a guide only. It has been calculated on the basis of a typical enrolment of a student undertaking the course in 2014, and reflects the cost involved in undertaking a full-time quota of units within the specified discipline.
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Design, construction and project management of roads, airports, railways, and harbours; water supply and sewerage systems; water authorities, local government bodies, public works departments and consulting.
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SEB121 | Engineering Practice |
SEP101 | Engineering Physics |
SIT199 | Applied Algebra and Statistics |
SED102 | Engineering Graphics and CAD |
SEE010 | Safety Induction Program * |
*Note: SEE010 is a 0 credit point safety induction unit.
Trimester 2
SEE103 | Electrical Systems |
SEM111 | Engineering Materials 1 |
SIT194 | Introduction to Mathematical Modelling |
SIT172 | Programming for Engineers |
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Trimester 1
SEM218 | Mechanics of Fluids |
SEM223 | Engineering Mechanics |
SEV217 | Engineering Geology and Surveying |
SEP291 | Engineering Modelling |
Trimester 2
SEB223 | The Professional Environment for Engineers and Scientists |
SEM222 | Stress Analysis |
SEV215 | Water Systems |
SEV252 | Geo Mechanics 1 |
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SEV320 | Theory of Structures |
SEV322 | Hydraulics and Hydrology |
SEV354 | Transportation Engineering |
SEV362 | Geo Mechanics 2 (offered Tri-2, 2014, Tri-1, 2015) |
Trimester 2
SEB324 | Project Management |
SEV323 | Steel Structures |
SEV353 | Reinforced Concrete Structures |
SEV328 | Water and Wastewater Treatment (offered Tri-1, 2014, Tri-2, 2015) |
SEP490 | Engineering Work Experience |
Note: SEP490 - 0 credit points, available in trimester 1, 2 and 3
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Trimester 1
SEJ441 | Engineering Project A |
SEV454 | Advanced Structural Design |
SEV455 | Water System Design |
Engineering elective
Trimester 2
SEJ446 | Engineering Project B (2cps) |
SEV414 | Transportation Infrastructure |
Engineering elective
Highly recommended electives:
SET401 | Advanced Topics in Engineering 1 |
SET402 | Advanced Topics in Engineering 2 |
In order to satisfy course accreditation requirements, as specified and administered by Engineers Australia, all off-campus enrolled students are required to participate in on-campus learning activities equivalent to a minimum duration of one full academic week for every trimester of effective full time study in order to ensure that graduates possess and have demonstrated the minimum necessary knowledge and skill base, engineering application abilities, and professional skills, values and attitudes at successful completion of the course to be sufficiently prepared to enter professional engineering practice.
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Off-campus students must have access to a personal computer with internet access and be able to run software in a Windows XP, vista or 7 environment.
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The expo runs:
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