On Wed, Sep 2, 2009 at 06:44, Harry Brandenburg
<[email protected]>wrote:
> Hi Daniel,
> first thank you for your fast answer, but we think our response is a valid
> JSON.
> But we keep on getting the invalid label error, our response looks like
> that:
>
> {"success":"true","data":"{\"userdata\":\" Name ... 10.36.58.100,
> 10.36.58.101\\n\\n\",\"secondary\":\"zone d.blubb.blubb.de. forceXfer
> secondary\\nexit\\n\",\"primary\":\"zone dblubb.blubb.de. addRR s CNAME d .
> \\ndns reload\\nexit\\n\"}"}
>
> When using Script Transport (which you use whenever you make a cross-domain
request), the request will contain both an id value (_ScriptTransport_id=)
and a data value (_ScriptTransport_data). The response must be a call to the
function qx.io.remote.transport.Script._requestFinished() with two
parameters: the id value provided in the request, and your response.
Assuming that the id value passed to your server was 23, then your response
should be something like:
qx.io.remote.transport.Script._requestFinished(23,
{"success":"true","data":"{\"userdata\":\" Name ... 10.36.58.100,
10.36.58.101\\n\\n\",\"secondary\":\"zone d.blubb.blubb.de. forceXfer
secondary\\nexit\\n\",\"primary\":\"zone dblubb.blubb.de. addRR s CNAME d .
\\ndns reload\\nexit\\n\"}"});
The Script Transport must execute a script (that's how it works), so this
function call is what gets executed. It identifies the response with a
particular request (the id value) and sets the result to be the second
parameter to this function call.
Cheers,
Derrell
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