Thanks a lot Adam!
Adam Winer wrote:
It depends. For PDA vs. a desktop browser, you'll almost always
need separate pages - though it's very handy to be able to
view your PDA page in a browser at development time.
For one type of PDA versus another, the agent capabilities
are really handy for adjusting the layout to deal with
screen size, for example, so you can build one page
for multiple devices.
-- Adam
On 10/11/06, Clemens Schneider <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi there,
does anybody is in touch with developing multi-client JSF-applications?
My question is, what's the right approach to define a view for multiple
clients?
Should one
a) create a view definition for desktop clients and a view definition
for
mobile clients and let them operate on the same model but with
separate view
definitions
or
b) create a single view definition for both desktop and mobile
clients that
has built in checks on the #{requestContext.agent.capabilities} property
(for showing number of rows in a table dependend on the screen-height
of the
client)
Has anybody got some advice for this? Is Trinidad as generic as this
so one
can build a single view for multiple clients?
Thanks a lot!
-clem
