On 6/11/07, Matthias Wessendorf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> We have a web project developed using JSF 1.1 and the first version of
> Oracle ADF since 2005. We are working on a migration process to a new
> version of a JSF framework, and we already started replacing some ADF
> components by some My Faces ones (use tomahawk datatable instead of ADF
> table). As Trinidad (ADF successor) is evolving, we are wondering if a
> migration from ADF to Trinidad is the right choice. To better take a
> decision, I have some questions:
On [1] there is a wiki page, that helps you, when doing the migration.
> - Does Trinidad make performance improvements especially for table
> and dialogs (loads the parent page prior to showing the dialog)?
Trinidad does include performance improvements for table. I'm not
sure what you mean by "loads the parent page prior to showing the
dialog"; I suspect that you didn't set partialSubmit="true" on a button
that launches a dialog.
> - Can we mix Trinidad components with Tomahawk and Sandbox
> components to have some Ajax functions (suggest input, update of tables,
> dojo integration)
The latest versions of Tomahawk are ready to go, with Trinidad. I am
not sure on how easy it is to integrate the mentioned Sandbox
components. Perhaps you can play around with these components.
Also, Trinidad does include Ajax support (update of tables, for example).
No inputSuggest, though. (FWIW, the current code is Ajax-ish,
not true Ajax, since it uses IFRAMEs instead of XMLHttp, but code to
switch that over to true Ajax will be landing very soon, just after the
1.0.1 release.)
-- Adam
> - When the first release of Trinidad is planned?
there was one already, during the Incubation. However, we are
currently doing the needed procedures for a next release (1.0.1).
Be sure, there will be an announcement soon.
>
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>
> Thanks a lot !
>
> Mustapha
[1] http://wiki.apache.org/myfaces/from_ADF_to_Trinidad
--
Matthias Wessendorf
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