yes... I've been using @service.json and my Pyjamas app can call such
decorated and retrieve json-formatted data. all I need to do is "return
{'tag1', data1', 'tag2', data2}I now want to know how I can get a GWT app to call the same function. Anyone using GWT with Web2py? On 2 April 2012 11:34, Michele Comitini <michele.comit...@gmail.com> wrote: > Carl, > > You may find the @service.json annotation useful. > Try the following: > return dict(prices=prices) > > Il 02 aprile 2012 11:08, Carl <m...@carlroach.com> ha scritto: > > I'm looking at the example StockWatcher.java from GWT modified to use > JSON > > and call a Web2py server app. > > > > In the client app I'm > > using: http://127.0.0.1:8000/init/default/stockPrices.json?q=ABC > > note the ".json" extension. > > > > In my default.py in Web2py I have: > > def stockPrices(): > > sym = request.vars['q'] > > rows = db(db.stock_price).select() > > prices = rows.find(lambda row: row.symbol in sym).as_list() > > return json.dumps(prices) > > > > Is there an approach in Web2py I can use that I don't need to call > > json.dumps() when returning "prices" ? What are others doing? >
