I saw a comment over on the PL/JSON project about adding JSON support to this RPC package. I'm planning on creating an RPC implementation for use with the Qooxdoo javascript framework for Ajax requests and wonder if this package would be able to work for me when JSON capability is added. I'd definitely be interested in that capability if it would work for me with Qooxdoo.
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All of my interface to Oracle is through the pl/SQL package in Apache. I don't use any direct connections to the DB from outside Oracle. The pl/sql package referenced through the URL would be responsible for formatting the proper json or XML response package to the AJAX request. Is this not how the current XMLRPC package interacts with the outside world?
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I saw a comment over on the PL/JSON project about adding JSON support to this RPC package. I'm planning on creating an RPC implementation for use with the Qooxdoo javascript framework for Ajax requests and wonder if this package would be able to work for me when JSON capability is added. I'd definitely be interested in that capability if it would work for me with Qooxdoo.
It could work, if you allow direct ajax calls to the database (which is imho an unusual setup - you normally make ajax calls to a webserver…)
ps: as you probably have guessed by now, this is a low priority task for me at the moment…
All of my interface to Oracle is through the pl/SQL package in Apache. I don't use any direct connections to the DB from outside Oracle. The pl/sql package referenced through the URL would be responsible for formatting the proper json or XML response package to the AJAX request. Is this not how the current XMLRPC package interacts with the outside world?