ADF Telnet with JDev 10.1.3.5

Question

I've tried so may days but ended up with no answer even from googling about ADF Telnet. I saw that oracle has a hidden treasure and that is Oracle ITS (Industrial telnet Server). I tried to find some samples, but it seems that no one using it and I only found only sample that doesn't work. I made a simple ADF Telnet application with JDev but it always show this warning:
Dec 10, 2009 11:00:57 AM oracle.wireless.device.capability.CapabilitiesDocument getCapabilities
WARNING: No match found, checking for default attributes
Every action (ex: Commit Button, Command Link, etc) inside my ADF Telnet application won't work and only shows that kind of error. But if I access it with web browser, it just runs very well.
Please help me on this issue......

Answer 1

Well, the bad news is that the problem persists in version 10.1.3.5.
Therefore, you will need to download JDev 10.1.3.1. It should have its own JDev home.
Create your app and its first jspx pages in version 10.1.3.1. Just create the application and project and add Web Tier - JSF component using "JSF Page Flow & Configuration (faces-config.xml)".
Under "Web Content-> WEB-INF" click on "faces-config.xml";. From the Component Palettte, choose "JSF NavigationDiagram" from the drop down. Then, drag "JSF Page" to the faces-config.xml window. Double click on the default page, give it a name (e.g. Page1.jsp) and make sure you choose JSPX (name will change to Page1.jspx), Mobile Device and Category of telnet. You can then simply finish. Repeat the same thing for a second page (e.g. Page2). Next, click on "JSF Navigation Case" from the Component Palette and click once on Page 1 and again on Page 2. Accept the defaults. Do the same from Page 2 to Page1.
Now, open Page 1 from the Application Navigator. In the structure window (lower left), right click on the "af:form" and choose "insert inside of af:form" and choose PanelPage. Right click on PanelPage and choose "insert inside of PanelPage" -> ADF Faces Core -> CommandLink. Click on the Command Link within the JSPX window. In the Command Link Properties window, under "Action", pick the option there (it should read "success" if you took the default. Do the same thing for Page2.
Now, right click on the Page1.jspx icon in the Applications Navigator and pick "Run". Your applicaiton will compile and run. Choose a device. Your command link 1 should navigate to the next page without getting the device capabilities errors you were getting before.
Now that you have done this, close the app and JDev, and move the directory for this application under JDev 10.3.1.5. You can now open JDev 10.1.3.5 and open your app under 10.1.3.5's directory. It will ask if you want to migrate, answer Yes. Now, run the application again and it will work in 10.1.3.5.
I know this is a hassle, but those of us who do this all the time are use to this inconvenience. Afterwards, you can build highly complex applications within 10.1.3.5 without getting this initial error again. In fact, I left my simple application under the 10.1.3.1 directory and I simply copy it under the 10.1.3.5 directory and rename the application whenever I start a new application.
Let me know if this works.
Rob