Instead of directing everyone to the svn trunk, I have updated the
RpcPerl release to 0.2 and put it up on SF. I have been using this
in my own projects for some time and it seems fine so far.
Changes versus 0.1:
0.2 - added new Qooxdoo::SessionLite module to use as a replacement for
CGI::Session. For file based sessions it has the advantage that it is
not prone to race conditions when multiple instances of the script
modifying the stored data.
- handle utf8 properly by telling the JSON Module that we are dealing with
utf8 data
- automatically map NULL to undef
- set the content type of the response to text/javascript (chrome complained
about this)
- print some more error message into the webserver log in debug mode
- if we receive something looking like a JSON-RPC request but are not happy
with it, responde with a proper JSON-RPC error message
- do not quit on every error just return as normal. In a fastcgi setup we
want to continue running whenever possible since this saves us the
startup delay
- un-escape incoming paramerter %xy -> chr(hex(xy))
- Compatibility with JSON-2.07 module (patch by Niko Tyni)
all new Testsuite (patch by Niko Tyni)
- Do not exit from JSONRPC after sending an Error. Just return
to the caller. Otherwhise sending out erros can get quite expensive
with the jsonrpc part having to restart every time.
Get your copy from
https://sourceforge.net/projects/qooxdoo-contrib/files/
cheers
tobi
@thomas: in the admin menu I only see the filemanagement funtion
not any of the release stuff you describe in
http://qooxdoo.org/contrib/create_sf_release. I used the filemanger
in the admin menu to upload the release which seemd to work ok.
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