Thanks Farrukh
I'm still working on this in a limited test because angular and wo are parallel universes and getting communications between the universes is tricky. (I don't want to cause any problems with the space-time continuum. ) My intention is to use wo on the server side and angular for browser side interaction (filtering lists, sorting, wizards...) I don't see any reason to do a server round trip if I'm only filtering/selecting. It is easier to render everything on the server and send it to the browser but user experience (and expectations) is less tolerant of request response time for data they already see in the browser. I'm looking for a hybrid server client structure to satisfy my control freak (on the server) and the rich (richer) user experience. There are many fine client side frameworks and I'm looking at angular and polymer as options that don't require a complete takeover of the client side.
===================== Larry Mills-Gahl On Aug 13, 2014, at 4:11 PM, Farrukh Ijaz < email@hidden> wrote: In my experience, WebObjects and AngularJS are two opposite dimensions. They do not go well together without some work arounds. I’m trying to build ERAngular framework which could help WO developers to achieve what angular provides still coding on the server side. E.g. a ERAngularModule which could provide server side access to $scope so you don’t need to write any _javascript_. This will take time… till then you can try following two options.
1. expose your component actions as URLs that can for $http service. 2. Use Apache Cordova and use jars that are used for Android plugins (they are java code) … this may be tricky but once a plugin is written, it’s piece of cake to communicate for posting data.
I’ll try to find a better solution for you in the mean time :)
Farrukh On Aug 13, 2014, at 10:09 PM, Larry Mills-Gahl < email@hidden> wrote: I’ve got a project that I’m testing some angularjs with and am encouraged by some of the things in the browser that are pretty straight forward (loading and filtering json is pretty simple and appears to play well with others)
Since I’m using hg-repeat instead of WORepetition, I’m looking for a good way to get the selected item from the angular repetition. (I feel like there should be a better way than hidden fields) Does anybody have any suggestions or _javascript_ mojo to bridge the wo/ng component communication?
Yes, this would be easier if it were completely REST, but it’s not (yet) so I’m trying to get the new, more interactive (browser centric) components to work and play well with the old server centric components.
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