Well, if you get the time to make a standalone test case, I will try figure out what is going on.
If you get a chance maybe you could try running your app in one of the nightly builds, that might be yield a clue... we've fixed a number of things in trunk since the 4.2 branch was forked, although I don't recall many changes to the data loader code in swf8. On Wed, Mar 18, 2009 at 4:42 PM, Charles Watt <[email protected]> wrote: > I do not have the application compiled with the SOLO flag. But I do have > proxy=false set for the program and all data fetches are going directly to a > back-end server without using the laszlo proxy. I can't find any instance > of lzpostbody in the code. I tried both setPostBody() and > setAttribute('postbody', ) without success. > > > Henry Minsky wrote: > > Is your application running as a SOLO app, or proxied? > > I'm curious as to what is causing the behavior you're seeing. I wish > we had a standalone test case! > > There was an older API convention whereby if there was a query arg > named "lzpostbody", it would > be used as the sole content of the POST request; that was deprecated > in favor of the setPostBody > call. Note, setPostBody is actually now deprecated in favor of > setAttribute('postbody', value), in trunk. > > Is it possible there is an lzpostbody query arg getting set someplace > else on your dataset? > That would override the value that you are setting via setPostBody. > > > > On Wed, Mar 18, 2009 at 3:48 PM, Charles Watt <[email protected]> wrote: > > > Henry, > > Thanks for the response. Yes the XML is valid and the dataset is declared > to be of type http. > > The part that is frustrating me is that the stand-alone program below works > correctly. But if I cut/paste it into the larger program, it does not. > Within the larger program I have found no way to keep the __lzbc__ from > overwriting my manually created post body. There are no namespace > conflicts. I do have other datasets accessing exactly the same URL using a > GET method. Maybe the cache controls are getting confused between. Rather > than waste more time on the problem, I'm using setQueryParam() to pass the > contents of the XML document that I was trying to upload as a parameter. > That seems to work. And ironically , when I do this, the __lzbc__ goes > away. > > <canvas bgcolor="0xEAEAEA" height="615" width="1024" debug="false" > title="DynaCenter-SRM" proxied="false"> > > <dataset name="Template" > type="http" > querytype="GET" > request="true" > cacheable="false" > clientcacheable="false" > src="http://192.168.9.11/cgi-bin/dcsrm/servers/1/1-template-fail-1"; > /> > > <dataset name="wrTemplate" > type="http" > querytype="POST" > request="false" > cacheable="true" > clientcacheable="true" > src="http://192.168.9.11/cgi-bin/dcsrm/servers"; > > > <attribute name="baseURL" type="string" > value="http://192.168.9.11/cgi-bin/d > csrm/servers"/> > </dataset> > > <view datapath="Template:/"> > <button>Click Me > <handler name="onclick"> > <![CDATA[ > var myRequest=wrTemplate['baseURL'] + '/1/1'; > var myData="view=template&target=1&xml=" + > parent.datapath.serialize(); > Debug.write(myData); > wrTemplate.setSrc(myRequest); > wrTemplate.setPostBody(myData); > wrTemplate.doRequest(); > ]]> > </handler> > </button> > </view> > > </canvas> > > > > > > > -- Henry Minsky Software Architect [email protected]
