Hi
I am still looking for an answer.
For now I am simply hard coding the opts['doreq']=1 in the javarpc.js
file (In method LzJavaRPC.prototype.invoke = function(delegate, args,
opts, secure, secureport))
ID REALLY appreciate any ideas on this
Surely someone must know...
On 6/13/06, Not Zippy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> hi
>
> I have an existing web application that maintains a database
> connection pool in the servlet context. I'd like to retrieve a
> connection and use it to fetch some data via a a javrpc call.
>
> Ive tried createing an instance of the object (using javarpc) and then
> attempted to invoke a call passing the httprequest to the object
> instance.
> This fails with a "forbidden class : undefined" all the time. Is there
> a better way of doing this ? Heres a snippet of code I tried,
> basically after the object is loaded I call "LzJavaRPCService.invoke"
> passing in the opts with a "doreq=1".
>
> According to javarpc.js (inside which is declared "var
> LzJavaRPCService = new LzJavaRPC();")
> The definition of the invoke method of class LzJavaRPC :
> // opts['doreq'] if value is 1, adds http request to remote method call.
> // opts['dores'] if value is 1, adds http response to remote method call,
> ...
> LzJavaRPC.prototype.invoke = function(delegate, args, opts, secure,
> secureport){
>
>
>
> <javarpc ....
> <handler name="onload">
> Debug.write("----------");
> Debug.write("constructed with", this.createargs);
> Debug.write(this.proxy);
> var opts = {
> loadoption: this.loadoption,
> params: {},
> classname: this.classname,
> oname: this.attributename,
> scope: this.scope,
> doreq:"1" ,
> methodname:"testResponse"
> }
> Debug.write("Options")
> Debug.write(opts);
> LzJavaRPCService.invoke(this.myDel, opts, this.secure,
> this.secureport);
>
> </handler>
>
> </javarpc>
>
> Any ideas on this would be greatly appreciated...
>
> Thanks
> Z
>
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