I've used the XMLRPCServlet called from a javascript XMLRPC lib on a few projects, for both data retrieval and sending back for processing on the server. I use the jsolait xmlrpc library from http://jsolait.net/
<script src="jsolait/init.js"></script>
<script>
var xmlrpc = importModule("jsolait.xmlrpc");
var server = new xmlrpc.ServerProxy("http://192.168.0.23/WK/xmlrpc/test";,
["testMethod"]);server.testMethod.callAsync(callBack, 'argOne', 'argTwo'); </script>
I use the same functionality in Flash quite often, using the xml-rpc.as Actionscript from http://members.netmadeira.com/killer/xmlrpc/
No complaints from me, for passing straight-forward datastructures back and forth XMLRPC is a very good match between javascript and python. I've also had no problems passing HTML snippets through this, although that's only been in a few cases.
- Luke
Quoting Michael <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Hi all,
For a more complex web app, I'm considering options for remote scripting without page reload. I know there is XMLRPCServlet. Has anyone been using that with a JavaScript client? If so, what was your experience?
Thanks, Michael
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