Yes, the "telnet" renderkit was not donated. PDA and mobile are the same thing... the other renderkit that wasn't donated was an instant messaging renderkit.
(BTW, if you're curious, at least one reason to *not* open source those renderkits is that, last time I checked, they each required the presence of a mediating server - e.g., a Telnet->HTTP bridge of sorts.) For non-Javascript, yes, there is a good level of support for disabling PPR on PDA-type clients that cannot support Javascript. -- Adam On 10/9/06, Clemens Schneider <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi there, while searching for info on ADF Faces and Trinidad, I came upon sources that stated, that there are renderkits available for many different clients (desktop, pda, mobile, telnet). Am I right, that Trinidad offers a renderkit for desktop and pda "only"? Are the other renderkit mentioned commercial additions from Oracle not donated to Apache? Does Trinidad handle javascript-unaware clients, so to disable PPR for example? Thanks in advance! -clem
