Op do, 11-01-2007 te 05:45 -0800, schreef Manos Batsis:
> > I am new to Sarissa (and AJAX). Is there a good tutorial and/or
> > description to get get me really started? I know of
> > http://sarissa.sourceforge.net/doc/, but I do not find this very
> > helpfull.
>
> Err, perhaps you could provide suggestions on what should be there or
> even help with it? Helping us improve the documentation in any way is
> very welcome and benefits everyone.
>
> You can find sarissa or other ajax tutorials on google, for example
> "Ajax" by Ross Shannon [1] and "Sarissa to the rescue" [2] by some guy.
>
> [1] http://www.yourhtmlsource.com/javascript/ajax.html
> [2] http://www.xml.com/pub/a/2005/02/23/sarissa.html
I came to Sarissa through a book and understood that I should use
something like:
xmlhttp = new XMLHttpRequest();
xmlhttp.open('GET', url + actionCode, false);
xmlhttp.send('');
And your first link follows this also. (I think I allready saw it.) But
your second link uses:
var oDomDoc =
Sarissa.getDomDocument("http://myserver/ns/uri","foo");
// set loading method to synchronous
oDomDoc.async = false;
// populate the DOM Document using a remote file
oDomDoc.load("path/to/my/file.xml");
// report any XML parsing errors
if(oDomDoc.parseError != 0){
// construct a human readable
// error description
alert(Sarissa.getParseErrorText(oDomDoc););
}else{
// show loaded XML
alert(Sarissa.serialize(oDomDoc););
};
What is the best way to work?
When you look at the class XMLHttpRequest, there is not a lot of info.
But proberly I should get my information from the Sarissa class. ;-}
What also would be nice, is some background information. I worked first
as described above. The problem was that changed documents where not
always fetched. So I changed it to 'POST'. But when I tested it on MIE
it did not work there. So I changed it back to 'GET' and made sure there
was a nocache in the header off the response from my cgi-script.
--
Cecil Westerhof <Cec...@xs...>
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