Friends, It seems there is some kind of restriction when the web server and the REST server have different addresses.
I did another test, this time with my page being served by Apache (instead of simply opening the .html file with the browser) and the REST server running as a Drupal 6 module over the same Apache server. The REST server module code came from here http://www.blakesenftner.com/Services-3-examples). And I've made a small change on the pyjamas test code to put the URL on a variable: HTTPRequest().asyncGet(url=url, handler=self, returnxml=False) It don't works when url = " http://192.168.0.123/drupal6/api_shell/dev/note"; # 192.168.0.123 is the server IP It don't works when url = " http://127.0.0.1/drupal6/api_shell/dev/note"; It WORKS when url = "http://localhost/drupal6/api_shell/dev/note"; Considering that the pyjamas created page is being served by Apache2 on the address http://localhost/teste/rest.html Only the last test worked, it seems, because both shares exactly the same address ( localhost ). By the way, the answer came in XML because the Drupal module uses XML and I didn't changed it yet. The error, when it happens, is the following: Unknown exception: TypeError: Cannot convert 'localHandler' to object Traceback: rest.py, line 63: RootPanel().add(RESTClient()) rest.py, line 39: HTTPRequest().asyncGet(url=url, handler=self, returnxml=False) pyjamas.HTTPRequest.py, line 29: return self.asyncImpl('GET', user, pwd, url, postData, handler, pyjamas.HTTPRequest.py, line 72: localHandler.onCompletion(responseText) Lukasz, the request was: "GET /drupal6/api_shell/dev/note HTTP/1.1" 200 671 "http://localhost/teste/rest.mozilla.cache.html"; Really would be very nice to have an REST example in Pyjamas (with JSON format if possible). Thank you friends. Marcio
