Doing so the test suite fails in user.t line 50. We expect PUT to
return
success == '1', but it sends 'true'. That is because we set it once
as '\1'
and the other time as '1' in ExtJS.
Do you know if ExtJS makes a difference between those two values?
I introspected some more and am thinking, that ExtJS would do fine
if change
FF::ExtJS to return \0 and \1 all the time.
I prepared the necessary changes for tests and code.
Shall I apply them?
Yes, go ahead. Thanks for investigating.
One more thinkg I like to change:
currenty REST requires that forms for get, post and put are in a
subdirectory
with the same name of the controller.
I think it seems cleaner if we would just append the http method to
the file name:
user.yml # main file
user_get.yml # get request
user_post.yml # etc.
Would you mind if I change it or does already too much of your code
depend on the old naming scheme?
moritz
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