Quoting Bradley Peters <[email protected]>:
There appears to be a bunch of repetition in there, but I don't
understand why. Is the structure of that payload outlined anywhere?
Bradley,
Your question sounds a lot like a question that I got answered in IRC
yesterday.
The solution to my problem was to use the Fieldmapper.
Add the following lines to your Perl code near the top:
use OpenILS::Utils::Fieldmapper;
Fieldmapper->import("/openils/conf/fm_IDL.xml");
If you've installed Evergreen somewhere other than where the
directions recommend, then you'll need to adjust the path in the
import call above.
After doing the above any data returned from OpenSRF calls that use
the Fieldmapper will be turned into objects that you can easily access
from Perl. Use Data::Dumper before and after adding that code to see
the difference that it makes.
In your subject, you say you are using the "gateway." If so, I'd
assume you're writing your code in JavaScript. The above is easy to do
from JavaScript as well. Dan Scott's workshop tutorial at
http://evergreen-ils.org/~denials/workshop.html
shows how to do this in the setion entitled "Accessing classes defined
in the IDL via Fieldmapper." That subsection doesn't have a named
anchor or I'd provide a URL directly to it.
Also worth reading is Dan's two part article at Code4Lib:
http://journal.code4lib.org/articles/3284
http://journal.code4lib.org/articles/3365
HtH,
Jason Stephenson
MVLC
