@kent
I am using JSON
JSON converts a (complex) structure (variable, array,...) to a string.
The server sends this string to the client and the client calls JSON to
convert the string back to the (complex) _javascript_-structure.
So you only have to "handle" a string thats all.
JSON works with many languages.
Have a look at:
http://www.crockford.com/JSON/
Olli
Kent Olsson schrieb:
This is great! I have been using cpaint so far. I would prefer a qooxdoo
implementation, where it is possible to easily integrate with widgets.
What about nested data retrieval? What would you recommend to use on the
server side for example to retrieve the data from a database and hand it
over?
Kent
On Wed, 2006-01-04 at 23:10 +1100, Chris Ricks wrote:
@Olli,
Excellent! I'm looking over it as we speak. I'm doing some additional
testing. Unfortunately, actually reusing the browser-provided
XMLHttpRequest object isn't possible in IE or Firefox (or Opera by the
look of things). That said, the class as built means that reusing a
QxHttpTransport object takes care of this rather puzzling shortcoming.
Best regards,
Chris
Oliver Vogel wrote:
Sebastian Werner schrieb:
Chris Ricks schrieb:
Hi all,
I've gotten a lot of work done on this new XMLHttpRequest-style
class done over the last week or so. The class is feature complete
and is currently undergoing testing, a peer review of sorts and
recommenting of the code by someone not involved in the authoring
(one of the ways we check for elegance). The queuing functionality
that was discussed earlier is also in place.
I'll e-mail the source files to the list with examples once it's all
tested.
Sounds great. Couldn't await the final classes. :)
Me too
Olli
P.S: my app heavilly uses "this class" from dojo (dojo.bind). So if i
got your class it's easy for me to replace dojo.bind with "our"
qooxdoo - class to test it!
Sebastian
Best regards,
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