I forgot route.py! thats interesting I will look into it!
On Sat, Feb 11, 2012 at 7:40 PM, Anthony <abasta...@gmail.com> wrote: > Look interesting but that would make the service URLs a bit ugly . i would >> prefer each UI having its own service URL not generic single method. >> >> What i want is like this : >> >> /controllers/services/case.py >> /controllers/services/**dashboard.py >> /controllers/services/result_**grid.py >> /controllers/services/front.py >> /controllers/services/import_**wizard.py >> /controllers/services/export_**wizard.py >> > > You should be able to do that using howesc's method if you use routes.py > to remove the controller function from the URL. So, you could have a > controller called services.py with a single action called jsonrpc(), and > that action could read the first arg or two from the URL in order to invoke > to appropriate module and function within the module. You can hide the > "jsonrpc" function from the URL via routes.py. Alternatively, "services" > could simply be a function in the default.py controller instead of being a > separate controller, and it could do the routing to the modules. > > Anthony >
