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Ruby Example, validated to work with 1.8
{{{
# Prepare the Client
require 'pp
require 'xmlrpc/client'
obj = XMLRPC::Client.new2('http://USER:PASSWORD@localhost:8069/DATABASE')
# This will retrieve the Tree to show the Models you might later want to
manipulate
pp obj.call('model.ir.ui.menu.search', ['OR', ['parent', '=', false]], 0,
5, FALSE, {})
#=> [60, 135, 74, 57, 1]
pp obj.call('model.ir.ui.menu.read', [1, 57, 74, 135, 60], {})
#=> { .., 'name' => 'Administration', 'id' => 1, 'childs' => [2, 14, 18,
23, 25, 36, 42, 47, 51, 59], .. }, { .. }
# User selects Menu Administration
pp obj.call('model.ir.ui.menu.search', ['OR', ['parent', '=', 1]], 0, 5,
FALSE, {})
#=> [2, 14, 18, 23, 25]
pp obj.call('model.ir.ui.menu.read', [2,14,18,23,25], {})
# => { .. } containing Objects like "User Interface, Models, Scheduler" as
shown in the UI Tree
# now id 23 is the Scheduler here, it has childs => [24]
pp obj.call('model.ir.ui.menu.read', [24], {})
# => [{ .., "action"=>"ir.action.act_window,21", .. }]
# so we have an action linked, its actually doing something
# Lets find out to what model that actionWindow is linked:
pp obj.call('model.ir.action.act_window.read', [21], {})
#=> [{"name"=>"Scheduled Actions", .., "res_model"=>"ir.cron"}]
# And now let us retrieve the Objects that are linked:
pp obj.call('model.ir.cron.search', [], 0, 10, {})
#=> [1]
pp obj.call('model.ir.cron.read', [1], {})
#=> [{"model"=>"ir.trigger", ..}]
}}}
Congratulations, at this point you have retrieved your first object off the
Database.
For more information:
http://code.google.com/p/tryton/wiki/RemoteCalls
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