On Thu, Jan 27, 2011 at 08:14, Stefan Volbers <[email protected]> wrote:

> Hi Cajus,
>
>  >     TypeError: 'response.id' ist Null oder kein Objekt
>
> seems like you want the result object to have an "id" property.
> Which, according to wireshark,
>
>  > {"error": null, "result": "admin", "id": 2}
>
> is not there, as the result object is only an "admin" string.
>

No, response is the whole thing, result is one of the three fields in the
response. There is an id field in response.

Somehow, we're getting an "aborted" event, it seems.

  034913 qx.io.remote.RequestQueue[202]: Request
  qx.io.remote.Request[201] handler _oncompleted threw an error:
  TypeError: 'response.id' ist Null oder kein Objekt
  034913 qx.html.Blocker[201]: State: aborted

Why it thinks that response.id is invalid is the question I have. (I don't
know German, but I'm inferring that "oder kein Objekt" means "or not an
object".)

As to the difference in IE, I can only imagine that something in the
XMLHttpRequest processing occurs in a different order, or something, than
with other browsers. There have been plenty of qooxdoo applications using IE
over the years, though, that I'd have thought we had all of those browser
differences cleared up by now.

I think this is going to require some debugging with Firefox. You might
start with a breakpoint around line 574 of qx/io/remote/Rpc.js, which is the
"aborted" event listener. From there you may be able to see from the stack
trace what's going on a bit better.

Derrell
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