Oliver Vogel wrote:
@Christoph
i am actually working at a php class to send only the qooxdoo classes
to the client, the client needs.
this ist not any kind of Frameworks. My file only detects, what
Qx-Objects a Js-Programm needs, what Qx-Objects they depends on and
then compiling then to one minimal file.
do you think, you can need this in your Framework?
if yes, i am actually working on it and after some kind of bug-fixing
i will bring it to the list.
I did something very similar in Java space. It uses reflection to detect
every method signature exported by the server over JSON-RPC. All of the
return types of those method signatures are added to a list. Next the
list is iterated, and every field inside each return type is added to
the list if it's not a standard Java type (ie a "primitive" in Java, or
a primitive type wrapper). This then is then used create an array of
Metadata objects. There are put inside a map. The keys of the map are
the return type, and the value is the Metadata object array. The
Metadata object simply stores the fieldName, getterName, setterName and
javaType. Over on the client side, I've written something that queries
the service which builds the map<String,Metadata[]> and parses through
it. Each class on the Qooxdoo side is then generated, with Qooxdoo's
addProperty support used. In addition, Qooxdoo's property constraint
services are used to ensure some degree of type safety in Javascript,
and it works quite nicely. I am going to be extending it shortly to use
Java annotations, so these can be sent back to Qooxdoo - so it has even
more flexibility when building the client-side objects (such as for more
advanced validation etc).
Cheers
Ben
PS: For the Java readers out there, I'm not storing a
Map<String,Metadata[]> but instead a Map<String,List<Metadata>>. The
String is the fully qualified classname of the return type. I didn't
want to further confuse the above explanation by introducing two lists
(there's also a third list, used to detect recursive loops when
iterating the nested fields).
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