**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Mon Oct 08 02:59:59 2012
Oct 08 08:40:38 <BitPuffin> Can you do phone notifications with Enyo?
Oct 08 08:44:43 <katratxo> BitPuffin: do you mean, notification like behavior? or native notification (e.g. vibrate) ?
Oct 08 08:45:15 <BitPuffin> katratxo: Exactly
Oct 08 08:45:21 <BitPuffin> native
Oct 08 08:45:33 <BitPuffin> Say on Android for example
Oct 08 08:45:39 <BitPuffin> With the notification bar
Oct 08 08:45:44 <BitPuffin> with a message or whatever
Oct 08 08:46:33 <katratxo> BitPuffin: the only way to do it is to package your app with phonegap
Oct 08 08:47:13 <BitPuffin> katratxo: Okay, well that shouldn't be a problem I guess
Oct 08 08:48:26 <katratxo> BitPuffin: no, it shouldn't be a problem, see (deploying apps) http://enyojs.com/docs/
Oct 08 08:48:57 <BitPuffin> katratxo: But phonegap appears to only be to access stuff like batterylevel or volume buttons etc?
Oct 08 08:50:58 <katratxo> BitPuffin: no, you can make notifications, access camera, etc http://docs.phonegap.com/en/2.1.0/cordova_notification_notification.md.html#Notification
Oct 08 08:52:00 <BitPuffin> katratxo: Oh! Nice! Well I was looking at the Phonegap thing on Enyo's github
Oct 08 08:53:55 <BitPuffin> Well then I know it is doable
Oct 08 08:54:00 <BitPuffin> then I'll use Enyo
Oct 08 08:54:11 <BitPuffin> I have to go now! Thanks a bunch katratxo
Oct 08 11:52:12 * fxspec06 stretches
Oct 08 14:51:23 <katratxo> hi all, newbie questions when nesting components [] , check this code http://jsfiddle.net/katratxo/KHwgL/
Oct 08 14:53:52 <katratxo> in this example comp1, has 2 subcomp, but to access them i can't do it, this.$.comp1.$.subcomp1, instead i need to use the parent hash ($)
Oct 08 15:11:44 <pulsation> hello :)
Oct 08 15:12:36 <pulsation> I'm using enyo.Ajax to send some json data to a couchdb server. The couchdb server only accept application/json headers
Oct 08 15:13:02 <summatusmentis> ok
Oct 08 15:13:06 <pulsation> so, I've added handleAs: "json" and headers: {"Content-Type": "application/json"} to the constructor parameters.
Oct 08 15:13:26 <pulsation> looks like the request header still uses Content-Type:application/x-www-form-urlencoded
Oct 08 15:13:36 <pulsation> is that the right way to do?
Oct 08 15:13:39 <summatusmentis> no
Oct 08 15:14:35 <summatusmentis> it should look something like new enyo.Ajax({handleAs: "json", contentType: "application/json", method: "POST", ...});
Oct 08 15:15:04 <summatusmentis> so, rather than headers: {"Content-Type": "application/json"}, use contentType: "application/json"
Oct 08 15:16:23 <pulsation> thanks, didn't see it in the documentation...
Oct 08 15:16:40 <pulsation> it's there though :)
Oct 08 15:17:06 <summatusmentis> it is
Oct 08 15:17:10 <pulsation> sure
Oct 08 15:17:24 <summatusmentis> under tha enyo.AjaxProperties portion of the API docs
Oct 08 15:17:33 <summatusmentis> but I'm glad I can help
Oct 08 15:19:51 <pulsation> works pefectly =) thank you for your help.
Oct 08 15:20:02 <summatusmentis> of course
Oct 08 16:16:03 <fxspec06> woah, activity in here
Oct 08 16:16:08 * fxspec06 dives in head first
Oct 08 16:16:37 <summatusmentis> HEY! No diving in the shallow end!
Oct 08 16:16:43 <Roy__> Too true.
Oct 08 16:31:08 <fxspec06> lol
Oct 08 19:36:43 <Ayesh> Hi o/
Oct 08 19:40:42 <fxspec06> hi
Oct 08 22:00:48 <Ayesh> Anybody with experience implementing enyo.JsonpRequest/Webservice ?
Oct 08 22:42:59 <fxspec06> depends on what your question is
Oct 08 23:07:54 <Ayesh> I've resolved my problem with JsonpRequest ;)
Oct 08 23:08:26 <Ayesh> But I'm now wondering which is the best way to POST data to a WebService
Oct 08 23:08:51 <Ayesh> It seems that their is no equivalent to Jsonp to POST, I always hit cross-domain
Oct 08 23:19:48 <fxspec06> hm..
Oct 08 23:19:55 <Ayesh> What is strange is that :
Oct 08 23:20:03 <Ayesh> new enyo.Ajax({
Oct 08 23:20:03 <Ayesh>     url: "http://localhost:9000/newsitems",
Oct 08 23:20:03 <Ayesh>     method: "POST",
Oct 08 23:20:03 <Ayesh>     postBody: JSON.stringify(data)
Oct 08 23:20:03 <Ayesh> });
Oct 08 23:20:10 <Ayesh> hit the server
Oct 08 23:20:23 <fxspec06> i'm not experienced. i id say enyo.Ajax would be your best bet
Oct 08 23:20:44 <Ayesh> but body is not seen as json, and as soon as I add
Oct 08 23:20:44 <Ayesh>     contentType: "application/json"
Oct 08 23:20:54 <Ayesh> the request become a OPTIONS
Oct 08 23:21:01 <Ayesh> and don't hit the server
Oct 08 23:21:54 <fxspec06> have you looked at enyo.WebService?
Oct 08 23:22:17 <fxspec06> you would do that, but it would initialize an object
Oct 08 23:22:34 <Ayesh> yep but same behavior
Oct 08 23:22:35 <fxspec06> then you'd do object.send({params: etc});
Oct 08 23:23:01 <fxspec06> hm.
Oct 08 23:23:18 <Ayesh> you mean the json payload inside the send parameters ?
Oct 08 23:23:21 <fxspec06> http://enyojs.com/api/#enyo.AjaxProperties
Oct 08 23:23:23 <Ayesh> or url params ?
Oct 08 23:23:36 <fxspec06> yes, you can try that
Oct 08 23:24:10 <fxspec06> this is def beyond my 'expertise' so you know.
Oct 08 23:24:26 <fxspec06> try
Oct 08 23:24:30 <fxspec06> handleAs: "json"
Oct 08 23:24:36 <fxspec06> instead of contentType
Oct 08 23:24:53 <fxspec06> .. but that's as a response... =\
Oct 08 23:25:45 <Ayesh> yep that doesn't work either ^^
Oct 08 23:25:57 <Roy> Ayesh: I think fxspec06 is onto something.  contentType isn't what you want to set on the request.
Oct 08 23:26:58 <fxspec06> out of curiosity, have you tried sending without stringifying the data?
Oct 08 23:27:52 <fxspec06> and i wonder if mimeType would have a difference, too. but i believe that is something entirely different.
Oct 08 23:30:08 <Ayesh> On a cross-domain free environment, the syntax working is this one :
Oct 08 23:30:21 <Ayesh> var moute = new enyo.WebService({
Oct 08 23:30:21 <Ayesh>     url: "http://localhost:9000/newsitems",
Oct 08 23:30:21 <Ayesh>     method: "POST",
Oct 08 23:30:21 <Ayesh>     postBody: JSON.stringify(data),
Oct 08 23:30:21 <Ayesh>     contentType: "application/json"
Oct 08 23:30:21 <Ayesh> });
Oct 08 23:30:38 <Ayesh> I'll try with mimeType, for science ;)
Oct 08 23:31:11 <Ayesh> negatif on mimeType
Oct 08 23:31:19 <Ayesh> contentType is the one used it seems
Oct 08 23:32:42 <Ayesh> I'll have to use a different lib to do the POST then
Oct 08 23:32:55 <Ayesh> or serve the HTML from my webservices
Oct 08 23:34:19 <Ayesh> what lead me to try so far was the fact that on a cross-domain protected environment
Oct 08 23:34:21 <Ayesh> new enyo.Ajax({
Oct 08 23:34:22 <Ayesh>     url: "http://localhost:9000/newsitems",
Oct 08 23:34:22 <Ayesh>     method: "POST",
Oct 08 23:34:22 <Ayesh>     postBody: JSON.stringify(data)
Oct 08 23:34:22 <Ayesh> });
Oct 08 23:34:37 <Ayesh> Was handled by my web service
Oct 08 23:34:55 <Ayesh> but dismissed because the body not being json
Oct 08 23:38:24 <fxspec06> Ayesh: for webservice, you are calling .send() afterwards?
Oct 08 23:38:39 <Ayesh> yep
Oct 08 23:38:42 <fxspec06> otherwise, it won't send. k
Oct 08 23:38:59 <Ayesh> As i said it works like a charm when I authorize cross-domain
Oct 08 23:39:14 <fxspec06> yeah, so i haven't an answer. are you testing in chrome or on the device?
Oct 08 23:39:21 <Ayesh> Chrome
Oct 08 23:39:26 <fxspec06> because, chrome has cross domain issues, the device does not
Oct 08 23:39:40 <Ayesh> Firefox as the same behavior
Oct 08 23:39:44 <Ayesh> (I mean not working ;) )
Oct 08 23:39:50 <fxspec06> well, enyo is now cross platform. i'm so used to touchpad development
Oct 08 23:40:02 <fxspec06> are you deploying as a web app or a mobile app?
Oct 08 23:40:19 <Ayesh> In this project there will be both
Oct 08 23:40:34 <Ayesh> only get for device / desktop
Oct 08 23:40:38 <Ayesh> and Post on desktop
Oct 08 23:40:46 <fxspec06> ah so yes, you may be better off using a different service to manage the cross domain. or asking someone other than myself.
Oct 08 23:41:06 <fxspec06> hmm. i wonder if we can get a sugardave in here
Oct 08 23:41:40 <Ayesh> ^^
Oct 08 23:41:55 <Ayesh> What i read make me think there is only 2 solutions
Oct 08 23:42:00 <Ayesh> the 1st is the easiest
Oct 08 23:42:12 <Ayesh> make a form with the target pointting to the webservice
Oct 08 23:42:17 <Ayesh> as form are allowed cross domain
Oct 08 23:42:34 <Ayesh> the second imply lot of shenannigan with iframe and their parameters
Oct 08 23:43:01 <Ayesh> there are some jquery plugins doint that but it's like a black box for me
Oct 08 23:53:40 <Ayesh> Anyway, thank you for your help fxspec
Oct 08 23:54:09 <Ayesh> I'll continue to investigate it tomorrow
Oct 08 23:54:15 <Ayesh> bye bye o/
Oct 08 23:54:40 <fxspec06> good luck, sorry i couldn't help you
Oct 08 23:55:52 <Ayesh> Playing ping pong was of great help ;)
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