Demo site unusable without javascript

[tojon]

I tried the Seam demo (http://www.seamframework.org/Documentation/RunningSeamExamplesWithApacheTomcat)
and was very disappointed to see that when I disabled the javascript the demo site became useless since the button Find hotels did not do anything.

Is it just the demo that is bad or is it really possible that a framework can be so popular as Seam seems to be without such a basic feature as letting a button be clickable by non-javascript clients ?

If the framework indeed supports buttons that are clickable by non-javascript users for buttons, I would like to know if the framework also supports standard links with href:s to http get url:s or does the framework rely on the post method being used, i.e. are the links generated with javascript links (onclick's triggering http post) ?

[tom_goring]

You can write web app's in the framework as you describe.

However most of the examples (and I guess most of the people using seam) will be building rich style (ajax etc) web app's. 

You could stick to a plain JSF client with the seam IoC stuff if you required.