My Easier Interactive Data Entry article in Oracle Magazine explains the new Auto-PPR feature in JDeveloper 11g. This feature makes it possible for you to avoid manually setting the "partialTriggers" property on UI components in most cases. With the new Auto-PPR feature enabled, the ADF framework automatically "repaints" any UI components whose data bound attribute values have changed, regardless of how they have been changed (by the user, by a calculated attribute's dependent attribute's value changing, by programmatic business logic, etc.)
I recently noticed, however, that the JDeveloper 11g R1 (11.1.1.1.0) design time incorrectly shows the "ppr" as the default setting for the ChangeEventPolicy of an iterator binding. The default of this property is still "none", even though you see "(default) ppr" in the property inspector.
In short, if you want to use the Auto-PPR feature in 11g R1, then just as you did in previous JDeveloper 11g releases, manually set the ChangeEventPolicy of the iterator binding to the value "ppr" yourself.
11:52:23 PM 
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