Hello, I tried to set up the example from the tutorial (http://www.jsolait.net/wiki/tutorials/creatingamodule) for this purpose I've placed a copy of the...
... There should have been another error showing that the module could not be imported. What you want to do is save the module named "tutorial" in the file ...
In case you have not been watching jsolait.net changes, I have added some new code. There is a new strings module for string manipulation. It extends the...
Hi all, just some updates, I have rewritten the iter module which provides some iteration funcitonality. Basically it enables objects to be iterable and to...
... I am struggling with this as well. I am using PHP to return an XML-RPC struct and I am unclear how to get at the struct contents. The server returns a...
... a struct returned is accessed like a JavaScript object: <struct> <member> <name>lowerBound</name> <value><i4>18</i4></value> </member> <member> ...
Although the documentation states that jsonrpc implements introspection, it presently seems to be absent. Can you confirm this? Is it going to be implemented...
Hi all, I just played a bit with the yahoo widgets and added a script to the jsolait trunk that will make it possible to use jsolait inside widgets in a very...
I am trying to use the jsolait xmlrpc library to communicate with eXist (http://exist.sourceforge.net/). I have working examples in Python and other languages....
Thanks for this. I was able to get jsolait's XML-RPC working within a Yahoo widget without modification. What is the difference between this script and the...
Thanks. I was able to figure this out on my own once I realized JavaScript treats objects and arrays similiarly. I could use the for...in syntax to see all...
... a Yahoo widget without modification. Great, I am glad it is working. ... It uses jsolait's core but overwrites jsolait's import functionality to use the...
The ticket system has been spammed on a daily basis. It started with ticket comments and then with brand new tickets. For now I removed all anonymous...
I added a zip(iterable1,...) to the iter module which returns an Iterator that will iterate over the iterable objects simulatiously similar to python's zip()...
I had to lock down the wiki for now :( Until a solution is found I have to lock down the wiki. Thanks to everyone who helped with spelling and grammar and...
... Hash: SHA1 ... There's a plugin available for trac that might help with spam... http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/SpamFilter ... Version: GnuPG v1.4.3 (Darwin)...
... People who don't feel like fiddling with their install also sometimes publically post login information that anyone can use, because Spammers will never...
... This needs version 0.10 of trac. I will have a lock at it. I might just ditch the debian package and install trac from source. ... Spammers will never...
I believe 2.0 is where I want it to be and I'd like to close the mile stone and move forward to the next one. This means that jsolait 2.0 is feature complete...
I have been thinking a while about asynchronous module loading/import and would like to get some feedback on the subject. The advantage is that module imports...
Another idea I have been playing with. I have been thinking about dropping the Module(...) constructor or makign it optional. Lets say modules are loaded only...
Hi, We have an application running in IE and Firefox using native SVG (open modeling). In firefox I can use YUI library for the event stuff in SVG it won't...
Hi, ... (open modeling). In firefox I can use YUI library for the event stuff in SVG it won't load the jsolait libraries properly (becauase not made for Adobe...
Hi, Exactly there are libraries out there but the standards and so on are not that I want. I try to run DoJo in SVG but that isn't working either. We now use...
I have created a new branch: http://svn.jsolait.net/branches/experimental/ Things I have implemented in that branch: * jsolait now only exposes a single global...
I just got some results from playing with the experimental branch: One feature was to expose new objects to a module's local namespace. This seems to work fine...
It looks like that IE does not have the problem earlier described. Though firefox does, so it is a no go for that solution. I played some more with the module...