有人有过Seam 3 的经验吗？
目前我正在开发一个大型多用户、通信量大的项目，该项目使用 Seam 2 和 RichFaces 3。
目前该项目已经开发了大约 5 周。
我正处于发现 RichFaces 的一些限制的阶段，并且需要开始使用 Seam Remoting 来重新实现某些（主要）功能
如果我没记错的话，Seam 3 比 Seam 2 具有更高级的 Remoting我仍然认为我可能需要使用 RichFaces，但随着 JSF 2.0 和 Seam 3 提供更好的 Ajax 支持，它可能会减少。
看到 Seam 3 处于测试阶段，我想知道它是否值得迁移以及它目前的稳定性如何。
至少还剩下四到五个月的开发时间。您预计Seam 3 在此期间结束时会处于什么位置？
另外，您认为迁移过程如何？
任何提示和经验将不胜感激。
Currently I'm working on a large multi-user, communication-heavy project which uses Seam 2 and RichFaces 3.
It's been in development for about 5 weeks now.
I'm at a stage where I've found some limitations with RichFaces and will need to start using Seam Remoting to re-implement certain (major) functionality
If I'm not mistaken, Seam 3 has more advanced Remoting as opposed to Seam 2. I still think I might need to make use of RichFaces but with JSF 2.0 and Seam 3 offering greater Ajax support, it may be reduced.
Seeing that Seam 3 is in beta, I was wondering if it is worth migrating over and how stable it is at the moment.
There's at least a four to five more months of development left. Where do you envision Seam 3 to be at the end of that period?
Also, how have you found the migration process to be?
Any tips and experiences will be appreciated.
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我现在不会使用 Seam 3，即使您认为还有 4 - 5 个月的时间。
它仍然是非常早期的测试版，事情可能会变得不同，并且可能存在很多错误，这将使您的项目进一步扩展。
然而，你可以做的是使用Java EE 6与JSF 2和Richfaces 4（或者我更喜欢的Primefaces），然后只使用Seam的Remoting模块，它应该足够稳定。
然后当Seam 3变得更加稳定时，你可以慢慢迁移到Seam 3。
或者，坚持使用 jQuery 和 Seam 2 Remoting
I would not use Seam 3 now, even if you think you have 4 - 5 months to go.
Its still very early beta, and things might get different, and lots of bugs might be there which will make your project extend even further.
However, what you can do is use Java EE 6 with JSF 2 and Richfaces 4 (Or Primefaces which I would prefer), and then only use the Remoting module of Seam, which should be pretty stable enough.
Then you can slowly migrate towards Seam 3 when it becomes more stable.
Alternatively, stick with jQuery and Seam 2 Remoting