On Mon, Sep 29, 2008 at 12:15 AM, VISTICOT FREDERIC <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I would like to create a set of JSF components for JSF. > > I think that trinidad as a very good support for skining and i would like to > use it. > > > > What is the best solution to use trinidad to build JSF components for iphone > ?
For new components maybe: trinidad/trinidad-sandbox/iphone-components/...projects... For existing components, with different renderers, there is already PDA support, so you could probably look at that code to see how it works to be able to help write the renderers to render the components in a more iPhone friendly manner. > 1. Using current renderer and add new components with dedicated skins > > Would it work (PPR, css) due to safari browser on iphone ? Yes. iPhone safari supports AJAX and CSS. It isn't safari 3.0, but not too much behind. I am not sure how compatible the Trinidad PPR code is with the iPhone, anyone know from experience? > 2. Creating a new renderkit + components (core, html, htmlbasic, uix, > iphone) Shouldn't be necessary with the architecture of Trinidad > I think, it is the good approach but where can i find some information > regarding creating a new renderkit with trinidad ? You don't need a new renderkit, but rather support for a different set of renderers for that platform I think. Check out the PDA support. > Will PPR feature usable (XMLHTTP request and safari) ?? Yes, but as I said above, I am not sure if the Trinidad PPR has been well tested on the mobile safari yet.
