On Tue, Mar 9, 2010 at 7:56 AM, Zoran Jeremic <jeremic1...@yahoo.com> wrote: > Hi everybody, > > I'm new to Tuscany, so my question could be a little naive, but I was trying > this in a last few days without success, and I would appreciate if you can > help me with some suggestions. > I need to develop an application that will provide SCA services on the > server side and javascript code that will access these services. This > javascript code should be integrated in many different Web pages (mostly > existing Web application). Currently, I have developed an example with > static html page that uses js code, and this page is defined as a component > in my composite file. This works fine, but it is not acceptable for me to > define each page as a component. I would rather define a javascript file as > a component, and connect it with other components if it is possible, and > then use it from any web page that I need it. Can you help me with some > suggestions about how to solve this problem or if you propose some other > approach? I would also appreciate if you have some examples on this. > > Zoran > >
Tuscany has several different approaches for web pages interacting with components on the server, which to use depends on what you need to do. Does it matter how your JavaScript communicates with the server - does it just need to make request-response style calls to the server so the protocols can be handled and hidden by Tuscany, or do you need control over that, for example to use jsonp or jsonrpc or a particular toolkit like Dojo or JQuery? Also, which version of Tuscany are you using 1.x or 2.x? ...ant
