OK I will remove it via a patch when I get a chance. I was pretty sure it was safe to do so when I couldn't find the attributes being referenced anywhere.
Thanks, sean On Sat, 29 Jan 2005 21:40:08 +0100, Manfred Geiler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Wow, the transient attribute. A remainder of the very early days. The > time before the first 1.0 spec draft was out. There was no client state > saving behaviour specified in these days and myfaces had a sophisticated > algorithm for minimizing the information that's needed to be saved > between requests. "transient" was part of it. Anyone remembers the > "minimzing state saving option". Sadly we had to remove it for spec > compliancy. > Enough nostalgia! ;-) > Yes, this attribute can savely be removed. > > Manfred > > Sean Schofield schrieb: > > There is a "transient" attirbute being specified in the myfaces > > distribution. I can't really figure out what its being used for. > >>From what I can tell its value is being added to the components > > property map but its never being accessed. Furthermore, this > > attribute is incorrectly listed in the TLD of every *standard* jsf > > component as well as the extended ones (see MYFACES-85). > > > > Maybe some of the original myfaces folks remember who added this and > > why? I think we might want to consider dumping transient completely > > if we can't prove its actually being used by anything. > > > > sean > > > > >
