Ichiro, e.a.,
More digging in json-rpc ...
I did some further investigation, trying to rewrite emitJSONCall to
something workable.
Apparently there are 2 types of rpc's, those that are registered via
registerGlobalObject(..) and those that are registered via
registerJSONObject(..)
registerGlob
Hi Harry,
I can't honestly say. But I just added a printout of the list of objects in
the global
registry in the JSONRPCManager, and all of my registrations (of plugins as
well
as singleton application-level manager objects) are showing up in the
c_globalObjects
list. The problem seems to be relat
I am a complete novice in this area, but aren't you running in this same
situation as we did before:
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/JSPWIKI-659?focusedCommentId=13552522&page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:comment-tabpanel#comment-13552522
kind regards,
Harry
On 15 Feb
Hi Dirk,
I'm not suggesting the issue is mootools vs. jQuery, only that my
inexperience
with the former and the difficulty in intermixing them has kept me from
using my
own jQuery knowledge (which is still relatively novice-level) to quickly
debug the
problem, client-side.
More pertinent to what
Ichiro,
The issue is *not* client-side related ; actually the moo tools rpc-calls
are working perfectly; and returning the proper json rpc error codes.
So mootools or jquery would not make any difference here.
The problem is the registration of the JSONRPC-Callable classes on the
server.
Perhaps
Hi Dirk,
Yes, you're understanding what I'm trying to do. In addition to the plugin
I've
also been using a bespoke JSP page with scriptlets to prototype ideas
quickly,
as well as a JavaScriptPlugin we wrote years ago as a test bed. (That could
be submitted as a replacement for the JSPWiki plugin o
Ichiro,
I took some more time to read back through your message trace, and
probably I was on the wrong foot.
I understand you are trying to use JSON inside a JSPWiki-plugin (based on '
RPCSamplePlugin')
Looking more in detail to the RPCSamplePlugin and the JSONRPCManager, I
was puzzled about
Hi Dirk,
Yup, that's what I meant by 'instrumented' the JSONRPCManager. The wiki log
has my comments:
JSONRPCManager.registerGlobalObject() id='blah' class:
'net.neocortext.wiki.plugin.json.JsonTest$JSONRPCTarget' hashcode: 974083980
JsonTest() registered 'blah' with JSONRPCBridge.
So it
Ichiro,
The json error indicates that the command "blah.response" is not found.
Maybe the JSON registerGlobalObject was not called?
Can you put a log just before/after the registerGlobalObject() to check
whether it gets invoked ?
dirk
On Thu, Feb 13, 2014 at 9:41 AM, Ichiro Furusato
wrote:
>
Hi Dirk,
My JSONRPCTarget is your MyJSONBlahSample. I'm quite literally doing exactly
what you suggested. Here's my registration:
JSONRPCManager.registerGlobalObject("blah",new JSONRPCTarget());
and my implementing class (i.e., an inner class, just the way it's done in
SearchManager with its
Hi Ichiro,
At the server side (java part) you should have something like this:
...
JSONRPCManager.registerGlobalObject( "blah", new MyJSONBlahSample() );
public class MyJSONBlahSample implements RPCCallable {
// JSONRPC command => "blah.respond", [qv,5]
public int getRespon
Hi Dirk,
Well, I've now spent quite a lot of time trying to get this to work, to no
avail.
I've tried this within a plugin, then when I was unable to get that to work
I went
ahead and spot-modified a JSP to include a direct AJAX call. I was
successful
in emulating the existing search.findPages ca
Hi Dirk,
Thanks for that information. I suppose this goes back to that earlier
discussion about
jQuery vs. Mootools in a way. I've got (growing) experience with the former
and none
with the latter, and have been developing this new plugin using jQuery
since that goes
with pretty much all of the ot
Ichiro,
There is no need on the client-side to include a special JSONRpcClient
library to get
JSON-RPC to work. Actually, the mootools library has all the functionality
you
need available, including JSON encoding and decoding and an easy JSON HTTP
Request API.
Invoking an RPC-JSON request in jav
Further investigation suggests a reason why the supporting JavaScript
library
for the requestJSON(WikiContext) method in the JSONRPCManager is not
part of the extant code base or supporting libraries.
"var jsonrpc = new JSONRpcClient(\"" + jsonurl + "\");");
In particular, the JSONRpcClient i
Hi Dirk,
Just a 'quick' question. Every example I can find uses the
JSONRPCManager.registerGlobalObject()
method, none (except the aforementioned RPCSamplePlugin) use the other
methods such as
registerJSONObject(WikiContext context, RPCCallable c) or
requestJSON(WikiContext context).
Indeed, my su
Hi Dirk,
I'm sure it'll take me awhile to figure this out, but thanks very much for
the pointers -- exactly what I was looking for!
Cheers,
Ichiro
On Fri, Jan 31, 2014 at 11:11 AM, Dirk Frederickx wrote:
> Hi Ichiro,
>
> Here are a few quick pointers, hope it can help your investigation.
>
Hi Ichiro,
Here are a few quick pointers, hope it can help your investigation.
The jsonrpc invocation javascript is located in jspwiki-common.js, around
line 400+
{{{
$jsonid : 1,
jsonrpc: function(method, params, fn) {
new Ajax( Wiki.JsonUrl, {
postBody: Json.toString({"id":Wiki.$jsonid++,
Hi,
I'm digging into an AJAX-related project that in theory should be using
the org.apache.wiki.rpc.json.JSONRPCManager to register the callback
used in JavaScript (i.e., via requestJSON(WikiContext)).
This obviously is working as the search popup uses it, but the existing
code seems broken. The
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