WORKS GREAT!
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Better have getUrlFromClass generate a url for a {0} parameter (insted of
jsmith)
then (at runtime) have javascript that replaces {0} with whatever value you
want.
On 5/8/07, bjornharvold <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thank you for the lightning response!
the parameter "jsmith" is of course the
Just a small comment on this and a quick way to make it more elegant -
make it generate
href="yourlink/parameter1/parameter2" onclick="rpcFunction(this.href);retrurn
false"
On 5/8/07, Alexandru Dragomir <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The parameters should be in the "urlFromClass" above.
So you c
Thank you for the lightning response!
the parameter "jsmith" is of course the runtime text the user enters as his
username so there is no way for me to hard code that into the
getUrlFromClass method. Javascript is the only thing that knows what the
username is at the time of checking. Can I use t
The parameters should be in the "urlFromClass" above.
So you could have it like this :
public String getUrlFromClass() {
return resources.createActionLink("rpcTrigger",false,"jsmith").toString();
}
In my workspace i made a dirty ajax version of actionLink which generates
as href attribute
Alexandru,
How could you add runtime parameters to this Ajax call? e.g. you want to
call isUsernameAvailable with parameter "jsmith"?
Thanks
bjorn
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The function rpcFunction() is the async part.
I'm using dojo , so the function looks like :
function rpcFunction() {
var kw = {
url:"${urlFromClass}",
load:function(type, data, evt) {
// do what you want with "data" retrieved from server
side
Also, what do you do with yourUrl once you have it? In addition, the
JSONRpcClient constructor expects to be talking to a servlet. T5 is a
ServletFilter.
Bill
On 5/2/07, bjornharvold <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
That's great but is this asynchronous?
Alexandru Dragomir wrote:
>
> Yes , y
That's great but is this asynchronous?
Alexandru Dragomir wrote:
>
> Yes , you could do like this :
>
> template:
>
>
>
>
>
>rpcFunction() {
> var yourUrl=${urlFromClass}
>.
>}
>
>
>
> component class :
>
> @Inject
> private ComponentResources resources;
>
> p
Yes , you could do like this :
template:
rpcFunction() {
var yourUrl=${urlFromClass}
.
}
component class :
@Inject
private ComponentResources resources;
public String getUrlFromClass() {
return resources.createActionLInk("rpcTrigger",false).toString();
}
StreamResponse
Sounds interesting. I looked at component events. Are you saying that you can
invoke a component action based on a javascript event such as "mouseDown"?
To me it seems that you can only invoke based on a submit action. I want the
UI, through AJAX, to talk to some service and get JSON data back. Th
I didn't get what you meant by jsonrpc bridge.
The way i do it and it works fine is implementing an "onAction" method that
returns StreamResponse :
StreamResponse onActionFromYourComp() {}
The method returns a json object wrapped by the StreamResponse.
Mixins are useful when you want to add
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