Thanks Dan! Ik will check it out further. But I see that you use a relative 
path because angular is served on the same server. I got that working already. 
My problem is that I want a proof of concept with Angular running on other 
server and domain ... Did you succeed in making that connection?

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----- Original Message ----

From: Dan Haywood 

To: users 

Sent: Vri, 22 Aug 2014 15:41

Subject: Re: Still problem connecting to RESTServices




Hi Johan,
sorry for the delay.

I've put together a new github project at [1] that gets the above working.
 For me, at least...

Should hopefully be easy enough to combine in your project, or start afresh.

Cheers
Dan

NB: as I think I've mentioned in the past, the intention is to provide a
simplified AngularJS service to the RO resources/representations.  The
spec/desgn is more or less there, see [2], but no implementation as of yet.
 One way forward might be to collaborate on providing such an
implementation, perhaps?  Note that that will be using TypeScript, rather
than vanilla Javascript.

[1] https://github.com/danhaywood/isis-angularjs-simpleapp
[2] http://spirolibraries.github.io/Spiro.Angular/




On 20 August 2014 06:43,  wrote:

> I am deploying an test at cloudbees and put strategy to
> AuthenticationSessionStrategyTrusted in web.xml
>
> No problem direct access through browser. But with Angular.JS I get
> 'status: cancelled' in Chrome under network and no results.
>
> Any Idea?
>
>
>
> In app.js I use the following method. That one works fine for other
> service...
>
>
>         function ISISwww($scope, $http) {
>
>         $http({
>
>         method: "GET",
>
>         url: '
> http://isisprutsapp.johandoornenbal.eu.cloudbees.net/restful/'
>
>         }).
>
>             success(function(isisdata) {
>
>                 $scope.isisdata = isisdata;
>
>             });
>
>         };
>
>
>
>
>
>

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