Monday, May 7, 2012

Re: Updated Information on JsonpRequestBuilder and Javascript Overlay objects

What kind of type is List? Typically JSO's only support JsArray<> for arrays of JSO's

On Monday, May 7, 2012 2:51:13 PM UTC-4, Christopher Piggott wrote:
Hi,

What's the current state of javascript overlay objects and JsonpRequestBuilder?  Should the same code work both in deployed (running on a web server) as well as  debug / development mode?

I'm running into issues with runtime exceptions, and the whole thing is a bit murky to me.  The jsonp "object" that I'm returning is actually nested:

public class SensorList extends JavaScriptObject {
    protected SensorList() { }
    public final native List<Sensor> getSensorList() /*-{ return this.sensorList; } -*/
}

public class Sensor extends JavaScriptObject {
    protected Sensor() { }
    public final native List<Sensor> getSensorName() /*-{ return this.sensorName; } -*/
    /* other properties ... */
}

I just can't seem to make this work with:

builder.requestObject(url,
new AsyncCallback<SensorList>() {
                                    public void onSuccess(SensorList sList) { ... }
}

I either get the no such method <init> problem or if I try to fix that by adding interfaces I get class cast exceptions.

Very confusing.

--Chris


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