Hi, 

just to toss in my 2 cents: having used JSON-RPC w/ qooxdoo extensively in
the past without any problems, I think that RPC  is not the way to go. All
the new development in qooxdoo has been gone towards REST and there are good
reasons for that, because it is the "native" web app data communication. I'd
say that to be future-proof, it is either REST or a bidirectional protocols
such as websockets/socket.io (which are not very well supported by PHP, of
course). 

I haven't looked at your code in detail, but I saw something about
"synchronous", and I think that synchronous JSONRPC is a bad idea anyways.
Many problems in JavaScript arise arise when you try to avoid the
asynchronous model. Once you embrace it, it becomes much clearer how the
program flow is and why stuff doesn't work. But maybe you have done that,
then disregard my comment.
C. 



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