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developers with an EJB-free solution.
Developers can use Hibernate to persist the
application objects. JBoss Seam supports
transactions with Hibernate when an
application runs inside a JEE 5 container.
Even the developers can use Jboss’s
configurable stand-alone embeddable EJB 3
container, which is highly compatible with
JBoss Seam in providing the run time
support to the applications. Now the
developers have chances to use
Hibernate without worrying to run the
application inside a full-blown JEE 5
server, as they have the flexibility to use
the JBoss microcontainer along with its
transactional support. And it still run in
a Java SE environment. This brings the
light-weightness to the development
environment.
This provides a set of diverse variety to
the developers along with the multiple
choices enabling it to adapt to different
production scenarios. Once tested, the
application code does not need to be
modified while moving from one environment
to the next. It requires only the minor
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