On Apr 8, 2009, at 9:38 PM, Chuck Hill wrote:
OK, first off ERXJavaScript is not Ajax technology so you want to
avoid it when doing whizzy Web 2.0 stuff. They really don't play
all that nicely together.
You can inherit from AjaxComponent and implement
addRequiredWebResources something like this:
protected void addRequiredWebResources(WOResponse response) {
ERXResponseRewriter.addScriptResourceInHead(response, context(),
"Ajax", "prototype.js");
ERXResponseRewriter.addStylesheetResourceInHead(response,
context(), "Ajax", "calendar.css");
ERXResponseRewriter.addScriptResourceInHead(response, context(),
"Ajax", "calendar.js");
ERXResponseRewriter.addScriptResourceInHead(response, context(),
"Ajax", "date.js");
}
Or try putting similar code in appendToResponse. Does that work?
Ok, putting it in appendToResponse and not subclassing AjaxComponent
didn't work, so I now am subclassing it and it is loading the js files.
BUT.....
Because the js libraries I'm using are in turn loading other js files
that are in their library with relative paths, it is causing a url
like this to be generated:
http://localhost:21666/cgi-bin/WebObjects/Pulse.woa/wo/undefined../bespin/editor/component.js
which causes a js error:
failed loading undefined../bespin/editor/component.js with error:
SyntaxError: Parse error
It looks as though this is something that dojo does. How does the ajax
framework handle interdependent js files from libraries or are they
uses the minified ones?
Greg
I tried doing it before calling super, but it complained that the
session had died.
That seems... odd.
This was the response
<html>
<head><title>Missing Session Error</title></head>
<body>
<hr>
<strong>
Your session has timed out.</strong>
<hr>
</body>
</html>
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