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Mamallan Uthaman edited comment on TRINIDAD-1825 at 8/6/10 5:22 PM: -------------------------------------------------------------------- There are two different issues in mobile browsers: 1) PPR broken in Facelets where we use JSF Ajax API (jsf.ajax.request) 2) PPR broken in jspx page where use Trinidad's legacy PPR framework. [1] Ideally the fix needs to be in JSF Ajax API, but my testing indicates, in Blackberry 4.6, jsf.ajax.request only fails with Trinidad components, and it works well in Mojarra components. The failure may be due to rich rendering of Trinidad compared to Mojarra, and Mojarra's Ajax mechanism is not robust enough to handle Trinidad rendering. Anyway, this needs further investigation. [2] The fix needs to be in Trinidad only, so I will create a new JIRA to track this issue. Also, I have removed my patch and its related comments as they are no longer relevant to the issue [1]. was (Author: mamallan.uthaman): There are two different issues in mobile browsers: 1) PPR broken in Facelets where we use JSF Ajax API (jsf.ajax.request) 2) PPR broken in jspx page where use Trinidad's legacy PPR framework. [1] Ideally the fix needs to be in JSF Ajax API, but my testing indicates, in Blackberry 4.6, jsf.ajax.request only fails with Trinidad components, and it works well in Mojarra components. The failure may be due to rich rendering of Trinidad compared to Mojarra, and Mojarra's Ajax mechanism is not robust enough to handle Trinidad rendering. Anyway, this need further investigation. [2] The fix needs to be in Trinidad only, so I will create a new JIRA to track this issue. > Mobile Browsers - PPR broken in Facelets > ---------------------------------------- > > Key: TRINIDAD-1825 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TRINIDAD-1825 > Project: MyFaces Trinidad > Issue Type: Bug > Components: Components > Affects Versions: 2.0.0-alpha-2 > Environment: Windows Mobile 6, Blackberry 4.6 > Reporter: Mamallan Uthaman > > Currently, PPR in Windows Mobile 6 neither performs a partial submit nor a > full-page submit. I guess, for mobile browsers, we need to revert the PPR > handling to old legacy way than JSF2 APIs. -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. - You can reply to this email to add a comment to the issue online.