Robin,

The IOElement has some new features that you're going
to really love! You don't have to call
"dynapi.onLoad(myOnLoad);" any more, infact you'll be
able to make synchronous calls! Even better is to
ability to create a "web service" and call it's
functions using dynapi!

example:

var result=myService.getUsers();
// getUsers is a remote method on a server


--
Raymond Irving


--- Robin Becker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks for all the effort in making this possible. I
> just wish we had
> better documentation and that dynapi wasn't so
> invasive. You have to
> grok the whole concept before things start to make
> sense. Why for
> example does using a hidden IOElement require me to
> call the main
> document onLoad using "dynapi.onLoad(myOnLoad);". I
> find if I don't use
> that my hidden_io is regarded as busy.
> 


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