The following code in submit.js does not finish executing on the BlackBerry:

in iceSubmitPartial:

/*
if (Ice.InputFileIdPreUpload)
query.add('ice.inputFile.preUpload', Ice.InputFileIdPreUpload);
if (Ice.InputFileIdPostUpload)
query.add('ice.inputFile.postUpload', Ice.InputFileIdPostUpload);
if (Ice.Menu.menuContext != null)
query.add('ice.menuContext', Ice.Menu.menuContext);
if(Ice.FCKeditorUtility)
Ice.FCKeditorUtility.saveAll();
*/

in iceSubmit:

/*
if (Ice.InputFileIdPreUpload)
query.add('ice.inputFile.preUpload', Ice.InputFileIdPreUpload);
if (Ice.InputFileIdPostUpload)
query.add('ice.inputFile.postUpload', Ice.InputFileIdPostUpload);
if (Ice.Menu.menuContext != null)
query.add('ice.menuContext', Ice.Menu.menuContext);
if(Ice.FCKeditorUtility)
Ice.FCKeditorUtility.saveAll();
*/

This is puzzling because commenting out the FCKeditorUtility clause is not sufficient. The other clauses appear to do nothing more than add a parameter to the query object.

Any ideas on why the commented-out code might fail on the BlackBerry? If we need to special-case this, how should that be done?

This appears to be caused by Ice.Menu being null, so Ice.Menu.menuContext throws an exception.

Basic fixes are in scope for 1.8DR#2.

Analysis of the commandLink incompatibility with the BlackBerry browser:

Event has the properties:
target - the original target of the event
currentTarget - the target for whom we're currently processing event listeners for

BlackBerry browser processes target as a node, the target ends up being the "TextNode"
(which has no id attribute) and the currentTarget is the link element.

The following code works fine in all browsers:

<a id="success" href="http://www.icefaces.org"
onclick="alert(event.currentTarget.id);return false;" >Link ID Test</a>

auctionMonitor and component-showcase are now working on the BlackBerry. Please open specific cases for specific bugs (initial support for the BlackBerry can now be considered to be available).

There is another JIRA (ICE-5697) that documents the known issues with ICEfaces and BlackBerry support.