Le 17 févr. 08 à 23:20, Dan Lester a écrit :
I am currently trying to do the same thing - on the Javascript side,
anyway. Thanks for your code as I'm sure it will help me.
I think it is important to write versions of the server-side
components
in PHP as well as Java - probably more important than porting the rest
of the gadget server to PHP, really, since this part needs to connect
directly to the rest of the container social network. The rest of the
gadget server can be run as the Java version for now.
I think so. in this case javasript-xhr to server side communication
should be defined/standardized first.
Once comment on the patch though is that (I think) you are making GET
requests one-at-a-time to the 'respond' servlet. Why not send a single
batch as a POST request, to have them all returned in one go? That's
what I'm trying, anyway, so let me know if I'm forgetting an obvious
problem...
Hi Dan,
I thought about making a single batch request but some parts can be
called separatly (ie UPDATE_PERSON_APP_DATA). And if I well understood
OpenSocial Spec, user can call a req.send() anywhere in his code, so
separate requests was easier to implement ;) .
guys, wdyt? Do you think it's better a to do a single request by
req.send()(less network traffic) or separate each req.newFetch* in a
request?
Thanks,
Dan
-----Original Message-----
From: Vincent Demay [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 17 February 2008 17:22
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: Are you interrested in an OpenSocial feature using xhr?
Hi,
Oki, I've just attached a patch in SHINDIG-77. Let me know if you need
more stuff to run it or if you get some troubles.
Cassie, I'm very curious to see what you did, let me know, what you
think about mine ;)
Thanks
Cheers
--
Vincent
Le 17 févr. 08 à 05:05, Cassie a écrit :
Vincent -
I am also working on this right now. I should be committing a very
very
basic version soon but I would love to see what you have. Perhaps I
can
improve my code with your changes (or scrap mine altogether).
Either way, I think it will be a very long term project that can
grow more
sophisticated over time. Like Kevin said, it would be great to see a
patch!
Thanks!
- Cassie
On Sat, Feb 16, 2008 at 1:06 PM, Kevin Brown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
If you've got something you'd like to contribute to the project,
your best
bet is to send a patch. This makes it easy to try out the changes
and see
if
it's a contribution that makes sense for the project. If patching
would be
difficult, just send a zip file with the files.
On Feb 16, 2008 8:04 AM, Vincent Demay <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi all
I'm currently writing a feature (based on container-sample)
implementing
openSocial API querying data from a new Servlet responding json to
xhr
request instead of using a static XML file.
It will probably be the base for our openSocial compliance on our
project (http://www.goojet.com).
It's currently hable to manage people and friends API and
Persistence
Data Api but not yet activities.
For now it is just a very begginning but, if you are interrested
in a
such stuff (feature + servlet with a mock giving data), just let me
know, because we are ready to share it to shindig and to take into
account your remarks ;).
Cheers,
PS : Of course if you are developing a such feature I'm very
interrested
in, and I will be happy to contribute.
--
Vincent Demay
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