ADF Faces - New components

Hi,
Oracle corporations has plans to incorporate new components?
If answer is if, As and when?
Thanks.

Hi! Frank,
If new Components will be added to Trinidad, then will we, the Oracle ADF faces users, be left untouched by the additions?
if so , should we migrate to OpenSource ADF Faces/Trinidad ?
Or will the Components addded to Trinidad , will also reflect in Oracle ADF Faces version.
I request you to Please Clarify this,
Thanking you,
Samba.

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