We are working on an application that is utilizing Ajax right now. My HTML for the CGI program called using XmlHttpRequest is very simple.
<!-- Sec_top -->
Content-type: text/html
<!-- Sec_end -->
/%jsdata%/
Essentially, I update /%jsdata%/ with whatever data I am sending back to the browser. So, my code looks something like
D RESPONSE S 50A
/free
// process request and set response field
exsr SendResponse;
begsr SendResponse;
wrtSection('top');
updHtmlVar('jsdata':response);
wrtSection('end');
wrtSection('*fini');
*inlr = *on;
return;
endsr;
/end-free
Hope that helps.
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Has anyone experimented with using the AJAX - Xmlhttprequest functions
with the CGIdev2 routines that would be willing to shed some light on
the subject? Conceptually I understand the AJAX request but my
confusion has more to do with the CGI response side on the 400.
When we use the CGIdev2 routines we are writing sections to an entire
web page but all I require, at least for testing, from the Iseries is
a simple response value of "yes" I found something or "No" I didn't.
Is it just a matter of using Zhbgetinput to retrieve the value from
the input string then using updhtmlvar to update the response variable
then a wrtsection for the response data and a wrtsection(*fini)??
Any help would be appreciated.
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