A while back I put a few files on the wiki showed my solution for using
ajax (javascript with XMLHttpRequest) with webware. However, there were
a couple of deficiencies in that code. First, my solution did not allow
for the server to send data (commands) to the client without the client
first initiating a request to the server. Second, some long-running
requests could time out (this is based on server configuration). I have
just updated the wiki pages with a new version of my python and
javascript code that overcomes these problems.
The good news is that my changes in no way should affect any code using
my old way of doing things. It should simply be a drop-in replacement.
The bad news is that, to behave well, the new code requires webware 0.9
(is this really a bad thing anyway?).
As always, please let me know of any improvements you can make or
questions you may have.
http://wiki.w4py.org/ajax_in_webware.html
--John
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