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 I agree is the problem is why the global registration never seems to result in the JSON-RPC calls being successful. After all I've tried I'm now registering a singleton global object similar to the SearchManager, i.e., an object that exists prior to the page containing either the plugin or the JSP-based client-side script being called. And the registration does show up as successful in the logs. So I agree, this is server-side, but it seems to have more to do with the client being unable to get *any* response from the server on a pre-registered RPCCallable object. As I mentioned, until the RPCSamplePlugin can be shown to work I think I'm just stabbing in the dark. I don't think (after all of our discussion) that there's anything remarkable about my code -- it's all as I've described previously, pretty simple stuff. Cheers, Ichiro On Sun, Feb 16, 2014 at 12:30 AM, Dirk Frederickx <dirk.frederi...@gmail.com > wrote: > 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 the registration of your JSON-RPC plugin is happening too late for > the JSONRPC-Manager.sessionCreated() to be picked up ? > Maybe a logging of the c_gloablObjects in the JSONRPC-Manager may help to > reveal a timing issues. > > Just my .02 cents, > > > Feel free to share your java and js code on the dev mailbox. > > dirk > > > > On Sat, Feb 15, 2014 at 9:19 AM, Ichiro Furusato > <ichiro.furus...@gmail.com>wrote: > > > 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 of the same name if > > people are interested.) > > > > I have tried the 'domready' wrapper you suggested but that didn't seem to > > make any difference, and given the amount of time I've now spent on this > I > > have to say that I'm likely going to abandon any AJAX-related work in the > > JSPWiki space until it at some point as moved over to jQuery, and > there's a > > working RPCSamplePlugin. I've just run out of both steam and time. > > > > For now I'll probably try using some other approach than the > JSONRPCManager > > since I just can't get that to work. Perhaps Apache Wink or some kind of > > lightweight RESTful client-server thing, dunno. > > > > Thanks very much for all your help, > > > > Ichiro > > >
