Hello! I am an absolute newbie with this framework and more so on this mailing-list.
I am planning to intergrate this great framework with our propriety application using web interface. The fact that I have to integrate the framework into an existing solution brings up several specialities I have to overcome. One is that I have to plane a step-to-step migration keeping the old-style (generally dedicated HTML/CSS/Javascript combo) GUI with the qooxdoo-based ones. As I understand, it could be achieved by either opening a qooxdoo-based part within an iframe or using the inline method. However, I ran into a problem with both solutions. We use a (server side) stateful solution with dynamically generated pages. These pages contains a form_id which should be passed with all the messages toward the server to route it to its server side provider counterpart. This two facts (dynamically generated forms and the need of sending session data back made my attempts fruitless. If I use the iframe version, everithing is all right regarding the presentation. The qooxdoo part is separated into a physically existing html file as loader and the form opens as it should. However, till now, I was unable to pass the session id to the inline iframe, so the qooxdoo part lose the information. OTOH, when using the inline mode, the form is loads within the given "isle", but appearantly it couldn't access the external resources (such as theme or bitmaps). The widgets displays without any formating (for example, the button text appears, but neither the borders nor its icon is), functionate, but that's all. I suspect it is because the page address is a cgi call, so the framework tries to deduce the path from this meaningless address. I have no preferance to the two solutions, if I could achieve to pass an argument to the iframe, or if I could define the path for the inline solution is equally welcomed solution. What I couldn't consider as solution is to move to wholly stateless architecture. I am looking forward your suggestions! Thank you, Balage ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Join us December 9, 2009 for the Red Hat Virtual Experience, a free event focused on virtualization and cloud computing. Attend in-depth sessions from your desk. Your couch. Anywhere. http://p.sf.net/sfu/redhat-sfdev2dev _______________________________________________ qooxdoo-devel mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/qooxdoo-devel
