On Tue, 02 Apr 2013 11:03:04 -0300, Tony Nelson <tnel...@starpoint.com>
wrote:
JSONObject onButton1Press(SimplePojo pojo) {
logger.info(pojo.toString());
return new JSONObject("response", "ok3");
}
For this kind of parameter in an event handler method, Tapestry expects it
to be in the event's activation context. I don't know of a JS
implementation of Tapestry's URLEncoder, so I prefer to use query
parameters in this case. In addition, ValueEncoder is usually (but not
obligatorily) used for mapping objects to its ids, not to a String
describing each of field values.
I thought maybe I could contribute a ValueEncoder but that only sees
individual parameters, not the whole request.
Even this might work:
JSONObject onButton1Press(JSONObject jsonObject) {
SimplePojo pojo = SimplePojo.build(jsonObject);
logger.info(pojo.toString());
return new JSONObject("response", "ok4");
}
Why don't you use a query parameter to pass a String containing a
JSON-encoded object and then use the JSONObject(String string) to parse it?
--
Thiago H. de Paula Figueiredo
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