On Mon, May 25, 2009 at 1:55 AM, Jim Hunter wrote:
> Derrel,
>
> Setting the request to synchronous and having the entire UI pause until
> it finished is exactly what I would want in some cases, but that's not the
> behavior I see. With the following code, I get different results then what I
> w
Hi,
thanks for the manifold replies on this topic. However, it was not
easily possible to put everything in a function that gets called after
the request is finished, at least not without ruining the code
structure. The problem was that the method which does the request is
part of a seperate Co
hi, i implement this on my applicaiton with events beforeRequest, afterRequest
.. put a layer over the whole application or widget with a beforeRequest
handler and remove the layer with a afterRequest handler.
timo
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If you have a function that you need run after the request is complete,
simply call the procedure in the 'completed' event. That is the easiest way
to accomplish what you are looking to do.
Jim
On Mon, May 25, 2009 at 12:57 AM, Michael Helwig wrote:
> Hi, sorry for making all these mistakes whe
Hi, sorry for making all these mistakes when I started this post.
What I wanted to achieve was indeed a *synchronous* request because
the code after the reuest relies on the result of the request. As Jim
wrote, synchronous requests do not work as I expected them to do. Is
there another way to a
Derrel,
Setting the request to synchronous and having the entire UI pause until it
finished is exactly what I would want in some cases, but that's not the
behavior I see. With the following code, I get different results then what I
would expect. Here is the code:
var rq = new qx.io.remote.Reque
On Sun, May 24, 2009 at 5:44 PM, Michael Helwig wrote:
> Hi,
> I'm trying to do an asynchronous request, but it doesn't work.
>
You're setting the "asynchronous" property to false, so you're in fact,
trying to do a *synchronous* request, not an async one. You probably really
don't want to do that
Okay, seems that my check was wrong, it should read
if(req.isAsynchronous())
//...
which works as expected. But still it seems that the request is not
asynchronous.
I do the folling in Application.js:
[CODE]
var ConfigInfo = hbtables.Config.getInstance();
alert(ConfigInfo.__tables);
[/CODE]
Hi,
I'm trying to do an asynchronous request, but it doesn't work.
[CODE]
var req = new qx.io.remote.Request(url, "GET", "application/xml");
req.setAsynchronous(false);
req.addListener("completed", function(response){
//...
}, this);
[/CODE]
Adding
[CODE]
if(req.isAsynchronous)
