>>>>> "Bernd" == Bernd Mueller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Bernd> Hello Luca, you can use the cspEventBroker to dynamically
Bernd> call a cache-server-method via a HyperEvent (OnClick,
Bernd> OnChange, OnBlur etc.). In current distributions this is
Bernd> done via a synchronus #server call using "LiveConnect" and
Bernd> a small cspBroker-java-applet. This is not working with all
Bernd> browsers and operationg-systems.
HttpRequest (or XMLDOM.... for IE) has wider support (hope so, at
least Gecko based and IE). Moreover it would be Cach�
independant. Generating the XML (or HTML) of HTML widget is not
that difficult on any server-side language.
Bernd> You can also use #call call which is asynchronus and is
Bernd> based on url-rewriting of an iframe. IMHO this works with
Bernd> all browsers and os ... the disadvantage is the asynchronus
Bernd> nature of it.
HttpRequest & Co. are either sync or async; you choose (probably
sync).
Bernd> InterSystems wrc-online-support system and our
Bernd> isis-online-support system (both csp-Apps.) are currently
Bernd> working and running with an upcoming beta-version of the
Bernd> cspEventBroker. This version can do synchronus #server
Bernd> calls via XMLHTTP-Requests by Default (no java-applet and
Bernd> LiveConnect is needed). If the browser don't supports
Bernd> XMLHTTP-Requests, the java-applet will be used instead.
Bernd> This works great for now :-)
You mean cspEventBroker will be XMLHTTP-Requests based in the next
version?
Bernd> I don't know exactly but i assume this will be available in
Bernd> upcomming cache 5.1 distribution.
Bernd> Call InterSystems and ask for the
Bernd> cspXMLHTTP-EventBroker-Beta version. This is all you need
Bernd> to do so ...
Will have a look.
Bernd> Regards... Bernd!
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