Hi all
I've run into this peculiar situation, which I'd like to ask you help for:
I'm trying to send JSON to a Django server using the qx.io.remote.Request
object, via the POST method, like so:
var jsonset='{"mykey":["value1"]}';
var req = new qx.io.remote.Request(url, "POST",
"application/json");
req.setData(jsonset);
req.send()
where req.getData correctly reports that the data is
{"mykey":["value1"]}
however, the server reports that POST contains
<QueryDict: {u'{"mykey":["value1"]}': [u'']}>
essentially, the whole json text has been used as a key and the value is an
empty string.
The exact same things happen if jsonset is an object that is parsed to json
through qx.util.Serializer.toJson
Now, on the contratry, if I use
req.setParameter("mykey", "value1", true)
the server gets the correct POST data, i.e.
<QueryDict: {u'questions': [u'all']}>
Is there an explanation for this difference in behaviour? What would be the
correct way to send a JSON text through qx.io.remote.Request.setData ?
thanks for your time
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