Hi,
I'm not surprised that this does not work. You try to use a controller as a
store which in the best case does nothing to help.
I guess you have a result from your javascript RPC call named result. Giving
that to the marshaler is the right way. But that model can be set directly
to the tree controller. Thats all you need to do.
this.__treeController.setModel(model);
Best,
Martin
Dr. Flink wrote:
>
> Hi Martin!
>
> I tried doing this:
>
> var store = new qx.data.controller.Object();
> function myCallBack(result) {
> var model = qx.data.marshal.Json.createModel(result); // result from
> rpc-call
> store.setModel(model);
> store.bind("model", this.__treeController, "model");
> }
>
> ...I thought this could work, but nothing seems to happen. Have I
> misunderstood something?
>
>
> MartinWittemann wrote:
>>
>> Hi Rickard,
>> we don't have such a store build in so far. But it depends on what you
>> want to do with the store. If you only want to access some JSON data
>> delivered by a RPC, you can subclass the JSON store and override the
>> _createRequest method. In that, you can create the RPC. If you want to
>> have some more interaction with the RPC server, you maybe have to write
>> your own store. But thats not too hard either because the store only
>> needs to take care of getting the data into a JavaScript object. The rest
>> can handle the marshaler (qx.data.marshal.Json) for you.
>> Best,
>> Martin
>>
>>
>> Dr. Flink wrote:
>>>
>>> Hi, I would like to know the easiest way to create a store from a RPC
>>> call? The store is going to bind to the tree controller.
>>>
>>> Something like:
>>> var myStore = new myRPCRequester('service', 'service:operation');
>>> myStore.bind(treeController);
>>>
>>> Is this possible some how? Or do I need to iterate the response to
>>> create a model?
>>>
>>>
>>> Best regards
>>> Rickard
>>>
>>
>>
>
>
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