So it sounds like the ADF Faces components are not "going away" but there probably won't be further development in that area now that Trinidad is around/coming. So Oracle is taking a build of Trinidad and building on top of it for a new set of proprietary components? Sounds good, I am just early into a project and am trying to sort out whether I should go with ADF Faces or Trinidad. Right now it sounds like Trinidad is a safer bet since it seems to have more a future. Thanks again, Brian
On 10/12/06, Adam Winer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I don't know what's been officially announced, so I'll probably say less than I can here... Oracle is building a new, rich, XMLHttp and DHTML set of components for our next big revision of JDeveloper, etc. We're building that on top of Trinidad - the framework features, the component set, skinning, etc., albeit with a new RenderKit. At the same time, Trinidad will work in JDeveloper in the visual designer. So you'll have both options. -- Adam On 10/12/06, Brian Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Will Trinidad replace the ADF Faces component set? I have heard that Oracle > is using Trinidad builds heavily internally. Is the plan to desupport ADF > Faces components once Trinidad makes it through incubation? Is there plans > to support Trinidad (visual designer and such) in an upcoming release of > JDeveloper? Thanks for any light shed. > -Brian > >
