Derrell Lipman wrote:
>
>
>
> 'result' here is probably an array, which JavaScript considers to be an
> Object. There are two easy ways to look at the actual contents:
>
> 1. qx.dev.Debug.debugObject() will recursively descend through any
> object
> and display it. (You might also consider qx.dev.DebugObjectToString().)
> 2. Using Firebug, the fabulous Firefox debugger, select the "Net" tab,
> and look at the actual result being sent back on the wire. With
> Firebug, you
> can also set a breakpoint in your handler function, to look at the
> value of
> 'result'.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Derrell
>
>
Hi Darrell,
debugObjectToString() revealed the contents to be:
Result of async call (debug): Array, length=5:
------------------------------------------------------------
0: Object
id: null
requests: . $params[0] .
1: Object
id: null
requests: . $params[0] .
2: Object
id: null
requests: . $params[0] .
3: Object
id: null
requests: Hello there
4: Object
id: null
requests: Hello there you
indexOf: function indexOf() { [native code] }
lastIndexOf: function lastIndexOf() { [native code] }
forEach: function forEach() { [native code] }
filter: function filter() { [native code] }
map: function map() { [native code] }
some: function some() { [native code] }
every: function every() { [native code] }
============================================================
So...should:
(1) my client iterate through the returned object to extract the contents
based on what I have learned from debugObjectToString(), or
(2) should the server process the array into something the client can work
with more easily?
Thanks,
Kim
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