Sweet! Congrats and thanks a lot. Will this make it into trunk, like
the XMLRPC functionality should go IMHO? XMLRPC is a must for me.
- Christian
p.s.: I'm working on a Windows native application accessing trac via
XMLRPC that allows you to do some kinds of manipulation of Wiki data
not available in the web. Specifically, we use trac to gather
documentation for our projects, my software allows you to export a
set of pages for import into MS Word or else. That helps us a lot. If
somebody's interested, I'll hand over a beta.
[It's written in REALbasic, so native Linux and Mac versions are
available, too.]
Am 07.03.2007 um 09:25 schrieb Alec Thomas:
> I've added a jsonrpc handler to the now inappropriately named XML-
> RPC plugin.
> It lets you do things like this in JavaScript:
>
> rpc = new $.jsonrpc("http://localhost:8080/stable/jsonrpc";);
> rpc.expose("wiki.getPageHTML");
>
> $("#test").click(function() {
> page_handler = function(content) {
> $('#test').after(content);
> }
> rpc.server.wiki.getPageHTML(page_handler, "WikiStart");
> }
>
> Any method exposed through XML-RPC is also exposed through JSON-
> RPC, and normal
> permissions apply.
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