Hello,
I worked on developing a framework similar to qooxdoo but due to licensing, I
am unable to use it on other projects. So I am looking at qooxdoo. Great job!
It's an impressive framework.
One of the features I'm not seeing yet is the ability to define an instance
member or property that is an instance of a class (not just a primitive value).
For example, if I pass the following json to the marshaler:
// person
{
id:25,
name:'Jane Doe',
father: {
id:26,
name:'John Smith',
father:null
}
}
Then it would instantiate one Person with an id of 25, and another Person with
id 26, and make the 'father' member of the first equal to the second instance.
The marshaler would know from the declaration that 'father' is an instance of
Person so it would instantiate it (recursively in this case).
How are these sorts of compound objects created in qooxdoo? So far I'm seeing
only primitive member types (Number, String, etc).
Jeff
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