Thank you for fast responces.
Now I have a few options to try out.
I'll update here once I implemented it successfully for the benefit of
others.
(I want to update my personal site and add a blog within it (web2py +
GAE, of course), so my blog isn't functional these days.)
On Jan 19, 10:51 pm, md
There are two sources of confusion here. And it is my fault.
GWT uses GWT RPC which assumes a Java serverlet. I am not familiar
with this and it may be hard to have web2py mimic the serverlet.
I thought you were using Pyjamas, the python port of GWT. Pyjamas does
not uses GWT RPC but JSONRPC and
On Jan 19, 9:21 pm, "K.R.Arun" wrote:
> All this long, I forgot one thing,With GWT we can use only javascript
> at client. There's no python there.
> So now problem is, Can we call web2py's @service.jsonrpc or
> @service.xmlrpc with JavaScipt? And How?
I suppose it's possible with plug-in of JQ
All this long, I forgot one thing,With GWT we can use only javascript
at client. There's no python there.
So now problem is, Can we call web2py's @service.jsonrpc or
@service.xmlrpc with JavaScipt? And How?
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On Jan 19, 9:13 am, "K.R.Arun" wrote:
> Please, One more clarification;
> In my case, I want to access the jsonrpc service of an application,
> within that application itself.
> So is there any chance for me reduce the following. (Why should I give
> the complete
Please, One more clarification;
In my case, I want to access the jsonrpc service of an application,
within that application itself.
So is there any chance for me reduce the following. (Why should I give
the complete url to the server, Can't I go with relative url?)
>>> server =
>>> jsonrpclib.Ser
In web2py sessions are automatic.
>From a python client you would call the sample function using
http://code.google.com/p/jsonrpclib/ with
>>> import jsonrpclib
>>> server =
>>> jsonrpclib.Server('http://localhost:8000/appname/default/call/jsonrpc')
>>> errors = server.update_record({'id':0,'fie
> db(db.person.id>0).select().json()
>
I assume XML in addition to JSON is possible(just in case I need to).
Now I have to parse the JSON data client side.
> you can then write a client so that if a second is updated it sends
> back it to the server and the sever does something like this
>
> @se
I cannot answer the question whether web2py is the right choice for
not since I am not familiar with JDO/JPA and therefore I am not sure
about what they do.
I can anyway answer your specific questions. The answer is yes, you
can to both with a caveat discussed below:
Say for example that you have
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