Hi Andrew,
Mobile browsers provide very limited support for JavaScript, and the
level of support varies widely. Hence, unless jsf.ajax.request specially
handles limitations of a mobile browser, using jsf.ajax.request probably
won't work in mobile browsers. So to preserve PPR support, for mobile
browsers, we can continue to use Trinidad APIs instead of jsf.ajax.request.
Thanks
Mamallan
On 2/11/2010 1:10 PM, Andrew Robinson wrote:
Looking for feedback on the following requirements of the
Trinidad+JSF2 AJAX implementation:
1. Client validation will only occur on requests made through
Trinidad APIs
2. Calls made to jsf.ajax.request will not perform client-side
validation
3. Trinidad will use jsf.ajax.request for its requests (after
blocking ad client validation has been performed)
4. Trinidad will leverage JSF2 server side classes to handle AJAX
requests
5. Blocking will only be used for requests through the Trinidad APIs
6. Calls made to jsf.ajax.request will not block the UI
The code that is not working is multi-part form data (input file)
submission and the code that we have for mobile browsers. We will need
to determine what we want to do there since the AJAX layer in Mojarra
and, I think, MyFaces, is not as robust as what we have in Trinidad 1.2.
-Andrew
