Seems there is something that makes the nix transport mechanism fail here, the call method is not going through , where it fails at the check if (nix_channels[targetId])
In the call method the parameters targetId, from, rpc alerts to '.. , remote_iframe_3 , [object Object]' Can anyone please give me a hint why the code if (nix_channels[..]) is not going through as expected.. Any help is appreciated. Thanks and REgards, Hafiz 2009/10/28 Hafiz A Haq <hafiza...@gmail.com> > Hi All, > > My dashboard application is up and running in production, thanks to Shindig > and you guys. Due to some serious mistake from QA and IT guys i have a bug > at this last hour as rpc feature is broken in production and my clients are > not so happy.. :( > > In production each client has individual subdomains and shindig is deployed > in a common subdomain for all customers, both over https. RPC is now broken > in IE6,7 and setTitle, setHeight ... are not working. > > I assigned gadgets.parent in myContainer.js with a regex pattern like > > "gadgets.parent" : "(https://localhost:8443| > https://customer1.app.company.com|https://customer2.app.company.com)", > > and rpc like > > "rpc" : { > // Path to the relay file. Automatically appended to the parent > // parameter if it passes input validation and is not null. > // This should never be on the same host in a production environment! > // Only use this for TESTING! > "parentRelayUrl" : "/app/core/main/rpc_relay.html", > > // If true, this will use the legacy ifpc wire format when making rpc > // requests. > "useLegacyProtocol" : false > } > > Now i tried > > var parentRelayUrl = window.location.protocol + "//" + window.location.host > gadgets.container.setParentUrl(parentRelayUrl); > > from the container js file, which is loaded after loading all required > shindig js file dependencies. Still i am not able to get the rpcs to work > properly in IE6,7. Any help is greatly appreciated as some of my customers > are tied down on IE7. > > Best Regards, > Hafiz > -- > He who asks is a fool for five minutes, but he who does not ask remains a > fool forever. > -- He who asks is a fool for five minutes, but he who does not ask remains a fool forever.
