Re: [Gnumed-devel] GNUmed web interface - pyjamas

[lkcl]

ok try this:

http://lkcl.net/gnumed/0001-jsonrpc-cherrypy-test.patch

run the testjsonrpc.py script.

you will need (with python2.5)
apt-get install simplejson
which you will NOT need with python2.6

you will need http://lkcl.net/jsonrpclib.tgz
unpack and python setup.py install

due to cherrypy psycopg2 integration being a bit of a failure, i'm getting
"psycopg2 pool exhausted" messages after the second and all subsequent
connection attempts, and the cherrypy service needs to be restarted.

this is obviously bad, and i am not enough of an expert on cherrypy to know
what to do.

but, at least this proves how you can do JSONRPC.

in the function get_doc_types() you can see for item in
gmDocuments.get_document_types() blah blah but rather than turn the results
into a jsonclass "hint" dictionary i have simply str()'d them for now.

to do a "proper" job, you would need some introspection which went and
analysed the objects:

  ditem = {'__jsonclass__': ["jsonmodule.%s" % item.__class__.__name__],
                  'foo': item.foo,
                  'bar': item.bar,
                 }

 which is exactly the kind of thing that's blindingly-obviously automatable.

 the reason for the insertion of "jsonmodule" is so that the javascript
(actually the pyjs compiler or the python behind the pyjamas-desktop) knows
to pick up {classname} from python module "jsonmodule".

 this will become relevant / clearer when i create a pyjamas app which
actually uses it.

 so, one on the TODO list for you already: solve the psycopg2 problem, or
find a better framework.

 l.

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