Hi all,

I have a couple more issues I found while implementing the latest spec:

• ViewHandler.FACELETS_VIEW_MAPPINGS_PARAM_NAME: The doc says that the implementation should also read original Facelets' param for the purpose of defining mappings. I don't think that's a good idea. Facelets was not a standard up to that point and users shouldn't really expect no migration effort at all. I know that enforcing that param would allow xisting applications using facelet.jar to be deployed in 2.0 environment, but to my knòwledge, no other spec read some non standard context params (I may be wrong though). If we do enforce the original parameters, then we'll be stuck with it forever so at least let use only that one and not define a new one;
• ViewHandler.getPageDeclarationLanguage(): JavaDoc gives two default implementations, one invoking the factory from FactoryFinder (useful) and the throws UnsupportedOperationException one. Personally, I'd keep only the real method here as the processing doesn't involve any private/non standard API;
• AjaxBehavior.getHints(): JavaDoc says it should return an emprt Set (like ClientBehaviorBase), making the method declaration in AjaxBehavior useless. However Mojarra returns a Set containing SUBMITTING, so I assume the code is right and the JavaDoc wrong here;
• UIComponentBase.initialStateMarked(): This method is not defined in the JavaDoc while the two others from PartialStateHolder are.
• ExternalContext.getRequestCookieMap(): Can the return value be changed from Map<String,Object> to Map<String, Cookie> please?
• PageDeclarationLanguageFactory.getPageDeclarationLanguage(String viewId): The JavaDoc says that ClassNotFoundException should be thrown when no valid PLD can be found. However, ClassNotFoundException is a checked exception and the method does not that this exception in its throws clause. The doc should either says to wrap it in a FacesException or add ClassNotFoundException to the throws clause;
• ExceptionHandler.handle(): The spec specifies that this method should only throw a FacesException if an internal error occurs while handling the exception. However, it also says to throw either ServletException or PortletException depending on the environment and those are checked exception not declared in the throws clause. Mojarra wrap them in a FacesException, so the spec mighth ave to be ajusted to reflect that.

That's all for now,

~ Simon