Jeremy Quinn wrote:
Hi Maurizio
I have not tried this yet, but my guess is you should output your JS
Object as a String
cocoon.sendPage("myTemplate.jx", {json: myObject.toSource()});
or similar
and send that to JXTemplate
<text>
json: ${json}
</text>
or similar
Then output that using the TextSerializer with a MimeType of
text/javascript (I think)
A simpler way would be to use the module: source in a reader to serve up
the flow attribute:
cocoon.sendPage("send-json", {json : myObject.toSource()});
<map:match pattern="send-json">
<map:read src="module:flow-attr:json" mime-type="text/javascript" />
</map:match>
A reference to the toSource function :
http://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/Core_JavaScript_1.5_Reference:Global_Objects:Object:toSource
HTH
regards Jeremy
On 15 Oct 2006, at 17:17, Maurizio P. wrote:
Greetings to all.
I would like to do a 'simple' JSON communication between browser and
server flowscript (without using all these nice dojo's widgets). I mean,
is it possible for example to make a simple Array in flowscript and
send it in JSON to javascript running into browser, that asked it? I can
do it in PHP and i know it must be possible also in Cocoon (dojo does
much more!!), but still dunno how to do it.
Is there an easy way or am i obliged to look for the ajax-block's java
files, try to understand what the hell it does, cutting down all
unwanted stuff, recompile and deploy as new generator?
Let u know i am not an expert of Cocoon.
Thanx 2 all who will help
--Regards,
Maurizio
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