Aytek,
The following code works for me
var req = new qx.io.remote.Request("searchForBooks", "GET",
"application/json");
req.setParameter("session-key",
this.app.getUserData('session-key'));
req.addEventListener("completed", function(e) {
response = e.getData().getContent();
if (response.status == "success") {
var data = response.value;
}
the data returned from the call looks something like this
{"status": "success", "value": "whatever the value is"}
and I can access the data via response.status and response.value
The only difference from yours that I can see is that I am sending in an
"application/json" mime type.
I am using Cherrypy as my server to return the json object and the
"searchForBooks" request is a call to that server. I would not think that
it would make any difference as long as the json is returned correctly.
Howerver, I have never used the json.info() function.
Tom
Aytek Debreli wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I'm have just started using Qooxdoo and i am not pretty informed about
> Javascript and AJAX.
> What i want to do is goes like this:
>
> There's an xml2json converter somewhere running and it
> converts XML's and write them in a file. i reach that file with
>
> var json = new
> qx.io.remote.Request("json.txt","GET",qx.util.Mime.JSON);
>
> no problem there , its is Application/json object ...
> but when i do : " json.info()" it says object is null..
>
> At the http://qooxdoo.org/documentation/0.7/remote_io#simple_example
> page in the suported types section it says : text/json is directly
> evaluated so i tried
>
> new qx.io.remote.Request("json.txt","GET","text/json");
>
> it gives me:
>
> 1069852 DEBUG: qx.io.remote.Request[]: Current stack trace at
> qx.log.MLogging:printStackTrace://127.0.1.1/php2JSON/script/qx.js at
> http://127.0.1.1/php2JSON/script/qx.js:1994 at
> http://127.0.1.1/php2JSON/script/qx.js:2005 at
> qx.io.remote.Request:constructor://127.0.1.1/php2JSON/script/qx.js at
> qx.io.remote.Request:constructor
> wrapper://127.0.1.1/php2JSON/script/qx.js at javascript: with
> (__scope__.vars) { with (__scope__.api) { with (__scope__.userVars) {
> with (window) {try {__scope__.callback(eval(__scope__.expr));} catch
> (exc) {__scope__.callback(exc, true);}}}}}:1 at javascript: with
> (__scope__.vars) { with (__scope__.api) { with (__scope__.userVars) {
> with (window) {try {__scope__.callback(eval(__scope__.expr));} catch
> (exc) {__scope__.callback(exc, true);}}}}}:1
>
> What i have to do ?
> Kind Regards
> Aytek Debreli
>
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