I'm sending requests for JSON data and would like to know the best way
to test for a successful response.
I'm sending this:
req = new qx.io.remote.Request(url, qx.net.Http.METHOD_POST,
qx.util.Mime.JSON)
and on successful server response using:
reqCompleted : function(e) {
result = e.getContent()
...
If the call was successful (no server errors), I can get results in the
following way:
someVar = result['someVar']
If there was a server error and the response wasn't parsable as JSON, I
would find that someVar is empty, but its type would be reported as XML.
I'm currently testing for failure by checking the type of a variable
that should be returned:
if(typeof(result['someVar']) != "boolean") {
alert(result)
I assume there is a much better way to do this.
David
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