That is exactly right. In this context the server is the whole stack, including your webapp, which is solely responsible for getting the content right. Dancer makes writing webapps easier, but it doesn't do everything. Perhaps this is a good area for a plugin or some sugar though... Alex ----- sent from my phone - please excuse any brevity ----- Reply message ----- From: "Mr. Puneet Kishor" <punk.kish@gmail.com> To: "Mr. Puneet Kishor" <punk.kish@gmail.com> Cc: "Alex Kalderimis" <alex@flymine.org>, "Dancer Users" <dancer-users@perldancer.org> Subject: [Dancer-users] cross domain ajax to dancer app Date: Wed, Jul 13, 2011 4:43 am On Jul 12, 2011, at 10:13 PM, "Mr. Puneet Kishor" <punk.kish@gmail.com> wrote:
On Jul 12, 2011, at 4:50 PM, "Alex Kalderimis" <alex@flymine.org> wrote:
Remember that jsonp requests must return their data wrapped in the function callback to work. If not, the json will be evaluated, but do nothing, as it is in void context (so to speak). Dancer does not do this for you - you will need to read the callback parameter yourself.
On more research, I think I understand better what you are suggesting. I don't have access to my server ritnow, but I am guessing I would have to do something like follows
get '/poly.:format' => sub { my $poly = params->{'BBOX'};
get '/poly.:format' => sub { my $poly = params->{'BBOX'}; + my $callback = params->{'callback'}; my $res = recs_within_poly($poly); + $res = $callback . '(' . $res . ')'; return $res; } Does the above make sense?
I kind of follow what you are saying, but I am not sure what I am supposed to do. From my side (the client side), I am specifying that it is a JSONP request, and I am even specifying the callback param. From what I understand, as you state above, the server is supposed to send back the JSON stream wrapped in the function callback. Let me read that again -- the server is supposed to do the above. Dancer is the responding server, and it is not doing so, as you confirm above. So, how do I read the callback param myself?
I checked Firebug as well as the Safari web developer... The JSON object is clealy returned, but the jQuery Ajax call's success method is never triggered. Instead, its error method is triggered.
Suggestions?
Many thanks in advance.
Alex.
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----- Reply message ----- From: "Mr. Puneet Kishor" <punk.kish@gmail.com> To: "dancer-users" <dancer-users@perldancer.org> Subject: [Dancer-users] cross domain ajax to dancer app Date: Tue, Jul 12, 2011 10:30 pm
I am trying to send an ajax GET request from one dancer app (powered by Starman on one port) to another dancer app (powered by Starman on another port). I am using jQuery like so
$.ajax({ "url": url, "data": data, "type": "GET", "dataType": "jsonp", "jsonpCallback": function(res) { .. do something with res .. } });
I can see the result come back from the second dancer app in Safari web inspector. It looks like a JSON stream, but it doesn't trigger the jsonpCallback. The web inspector complains that "Resource interpreted as script but transferred with MIME type application/json." I am wondering if there is something in the second dancer app (the one that returns the result) which is setting a wrong header that is causing the callback to not be tripped. The code in the second dancer app looks like so
use Dancer::Plugin::REST; prepare_serializer_for_format;
use DBI;
get '/poly.:format' => sub { my $poly = params->{'BBOX'};
my $res = recs_within_poly($poly); return $res; };
By the way, seems like if I use Dancer::Plugin::REST, I can't use Dancer::Plugin::Ajax, or can I? Changing the above route to `ajax '../ => sub {};` gives an error that the route was not found.
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