Hi Michael,

I am testing EmberJS to work with WO. Can you tell me what you have modified on 
ERRest? I am able to get data from WO into Ember (Movies example) but then I am 
getting er.rest.routes.ERXRouteController  - Request failed: 
/cgi-bin/WebObjects/Movies.woa/ra/movies/114, 405 if I do un update.
Is it possible to give me an example to start with? 

Thanks,
Frank Stock
Belgium


> We've looked into it and went with EmberJS instead. It is a much better 
> framework IMO. We ended up modifying ERRest a bit, need to submit a commit. 
> Works beautifully with ember now.
> 
> Michael Kondratov
> Aspire Auctions, Inc.
> 216-231-5515
> 
> On May 30, 2014, at 12:18 PM, Ricardo Parada <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
>> Hi All,
>> 
>> Has anybody explored using Angular JS with WebObjects?  When I first heard 
>> of angularjs I thought it was just another javascript library like jquery, 
>> prototype, etc. for manipulating the DOM and doing ajax requests.
>> 
>> Then I saw the videos and it seems to go beyond that into WebObjects 
>> territory.  They add attributes to the html elements to accomplish things 
>> that we normally accomplish with WebObjects.  For example, they add an 
>> ng-repeat attribute to a <tr> html element if they want to do a repetition.  
>> Or they add an ng-if attribute to any html element that is to be rendered 
>> conditionally.  So in other words, it steps into WORepetition, WOConditional 
>> territory.  Nonetheless, it captured my attention as it looked like a very 
>> elegant approach.
>> 
>> So my question: has anybody explored Angular JS with WebObjects?  
>> 
>> I am thinking that I would have to dig into how angular js processes all the 
>> ng- attributes in the html tags and converts them to HTML.  I talked to 
>> somebody and thought that Angular JS seems to be in the WebObjects UI 
>> rendering territory but could tap into WebObjects using REST.  But I'm 
>> thinking that it may be possible to have a WONGComponent that has angularjs 
>> attributes in the html that bind to the java component or something like 
>> that.
>> 
>> Thanks
>> Ricardo
>> 
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