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GUI
Recently I had the privilege of writing an article for Java Tech Journal about using HTML5 Server Sent Events in a JSF 2 User Interface.
J2EE
Recently, we've enabled a "view" to simplify the monitoring of JSF automated tests through the Hudson framework.
JSR 330 style injection can now be used with JSF managed beans.
Version 1.0.0.PREVIEW3 of Web Beans (the implementation for JSR 299 Contexts and Dependency Injection For Java EE) now uses the annotations from JSR 330 (Dependency Injection For Java) and it is available in GlassFish V3.
Servlets
I've had questions about how to inject Web Beans into servlets and whether that is supported. In this entry I'll outline a method of accomplishing just that.
