for both jayrock json rpc service and qooxdoo client, the below works in both
synchronous fashion and asynchronous fashion (makes me feel very happy)
the web service looks like this
public class HelloWorld : JsonRpcHandler
{
[JsonRpcMethod("greetings")]
public string Greetings()
{
return "Welcome to Jayrock!";
}
in the qooxdoo client I now have this
var rpc = new qx.io.remote.Rpc(
"http://localhost/JayrockTestService/HelloWorld.ashx";
);
// synchronous call
try {
var result = rpc.callSync("greetings");
alert("Result of sync call: " + result);
} catch (exc) {
alert("Exception during sync call: " + exc);
}
var handler = function(result, exc) {
if (exc == null) {
alert("Result of async call: " +
result);
} else {
alert("Exception during async call: " +
exc);
}
};
rpc.callAsync(handler, "greetings");
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