Question pretty much says it all - I'm interested to find out about how to set up JBoss Seam on a GlassFish (v3 prelude) application server rather than JBoss. Also, I prefer JPA over Hibernate for persistance but it looks as though Seam has dependencies on Hibernate (or at least parts of it), has anyone got any experience with a stack like this?
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Seam does not require Hibernate, and the recent 2.x releases are tested and documented to work on other application servers.
We have a Seam application that uses JPA, which was no problem to set-up. I do not use GlassFish, but the Seam manual has a section on deploying the JPA example on GlassFish, which sounds like what you need.
Peter Hilton
2009-01-31 17:26:47