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DwrProxy.js

Source:DwrProxy.js

1Ext.namespace( "Ext.ux.data" );23/**4 * @class Ext.ux.data.DwrProxy5 * @extends Ext.data.DataProxy6 * @author loeppky An implementation of Ext.data.DataProxy that uses DWR to make a remote call. Note that not all of7 *         Ext.data.DataProxy's configuration options make sense for Ext.ux.data.DwrProxy. The following constructor8 *         sample code contains all the available options that can be set: <code><pre>9 * new Ext.ux.data.DwrProxy({10 * // Defined by Ext.data.DataProxy11 * apiActionToHanderMap : {12 * read : {13 * dwrFunction : DwrInterface.read,14 * // Define a custom function that passes the paging parameters to DWR.15 * getDwrArgsFunction : function(request) {16 * var pagingParamNames = this.store.paramNames;17 * var params = request.params;18 * return [params[pagingParamNames.start], params[pagingParamNames.limit]];19 * },20 * // The scope is set to &quot;this&quot; so that this store's paging parameter names can be accessed.21 * getDwrArgsScope : this22 * },23 * // These aren't needed if only doing reading.24 * create : {25 * // Use the default function which will set the DWR args to an array of all the objects to create.26 * dwrFunction : DwrInterface.create27 * },28 * update : {29 * dwrFunction : DwrInterface.update30 * },31 * destroy : {32 * dwrFunction : DwrInterface.destroy,33 * // Define a custom function to pass a login and password, in addition to the objects to delete.34 * getDwrArgsFunction : function(request, recordDataArray) {35 * return [recordDataArray, this.login, this.password];36 * }37 * getDwrArgsScope : this38 * }39 * }40 * });41 * </pre></code>42 * @constructor43 * @param {Object}44 *           configOrMethod The config object, or a read method.45 * @param {Function}46 *           errorHandler47 */48Ext.ux.data.DwrProxy = function( configOrMethod, errorHandler ) {4950   // changed by PP for backwards compatibility with our old Gemma code, where we don't generally use the api:{read:51   // xxx}52   // format.5354   this.apiActionToHandlerMap = {};55   if ( configOrMethod.apiActionToHandlerMap ) {56      Ext.iterate( Ext.data.Api.actions, function( action ) {57         var actionHandlerConfig = configOrMethod.apiActionToHandlerMap[action];58         if ( actionHandlerConfig ) {59            actionHandlerConfig.action = action;60            this.apiActionToHandlerMap[action] = new Ext.ux.data.DwrProxy.ActionHandler( actionHandlerConfig );61         }62      }, this );6364      // Ext.data.DataProxy requires that an API action be defined under the "api" key.65      // If it isn't, an Ext.data.DataProxy.Error is thrown.66      // To avoid this, api is set to apiActionToHandlerMap since they share the same keys ("create", "read",67      // "update",68      // and "destroy").69      configOrMethod.api = this.apiActionToHandlerMap;70      Ext.ux.data.DwrProxy.superclass.constructor.call( this, configOrMethod );71   } else if ( typeof configOrMethod == 'function' ) {72      // Backwards compatibility (PP)73      // Construct Ext.ux.data.DwrProxy.ActionHandlers from any configs objects.74      this.apiActionToHandlerMap['read'] = new Ext.ux.data.DwrProxy.ActionHandler( {75         action : 'read',76         dwrFunction : configOrMethod77      } );7879      var upconf = configOrMethod || {};80      upconf.api = this.apiActionToHandlerMap;81      Ext.ux.data.DwrProxy.superclass.constructor.call( this, upconf );82   } else {83      throw "OH no! + configOrMethod: " + configOrMethod;84   }8586   if ( typeof errorHandler == 'function' ) {87      this.errorHandler = errorHandler;88   } else {89      this.errorHandler = Gemma.genericErrorHandler;90   }9192};9394// for backwards compatibility.95Ext.data.DWRProxy = Ext.ux.data.DwrProxy;9697Ext.extend( Ext.ux.data.DwrProxy, Ext.data.DataProxy, {9899   /**100    * @cfg {Object} apiActionToHandlerMap. A map of {@link Ext.data.Api} actions to corresponding101    *      {@link Ext.ux.data.DwrProxy.ActionHandler}s. Note: this option is very similar to102    *      {@link Ext.data.DataProxy#api}, but since the values need to be different, this new option is created so as103    *      not to create confusion. The name of this option is also more clear.104    */105   apiActionToHandlerMap : {},106107   /**108    * DwrProxy implementation of {@link Ext.data.DataProxy#doRequest}. This implementation attempts to mirror109    * {@link Ext.data.HttpProxy#doRequest} as much as possible. The getDwrArgsFunction is called for the corresponding110    * action, and then a request is made for the dwrFunction that corresponds with the provided action. See111    * {@link Ext.data.DataProxy#request} for the parameter descriptions.112    * 113    * @private114    */115   doRequest : function( action, records, params, reader, callback, scope, options ) {116      var request = new Ext.ux.data.DataProxy.Request( action, records, params, reader, callback, scope, options );117      var apiActionHandler = this.apiActionToHandlerMap[action];118      if ( !apiActionHandler ) {119         throw new Exception( 'No API Action Handler defined for action: ' + action );120      }121122      var dwrArgs = apiActionHandler.getDwrArgsFunction.call( apiActionHandler.getDwrArgsScope, request, this123         .getRecordDataArray( records ), this.getRecordDataBeforeUpdateArray( records ) )124         || [];125126      dwrArgs.push( this.createCallback( request ) );127      apiActionHandler.dwrFunction.apply( Object, dwrArgs ); // the scope for calling the dwrFunction doesn't128      // matter, so we simply set it to Object.129   },130131   /**132    * @param {Ext.data.Record[]}133    *           records The {@link Ext.data.Record}s to pull the data out of.134    * @return {Object[]} Array containing the result of {@link Ext.data.Record#data} for each {@link Ext.data.Record}.135    *         This is used so the raw {@link Ext.data.Record}s are not sent to DWR, since they have fields the DWR DTO136    *         won't be expecting.137    */138   getRecordDataArray : function( records ) {139      return Ext.pluck( records, 'data' ) || [];140   },141142   /**143    * @param {Ext.data.Record[]}144    *           records The {@link Ext.data.Record}s that have been updated to get their pre-upadate data from.145    * @return {Object[]} Array containing the {@link Ext.data.Record#data} before it was updated. This is used so the146    *         raw {@link Ext.data.Record}s are not sent to DWR, since they have fields the DWR DTO won't be expecting.147    */148   getRecordDataBeforeUpdateArray : function( records ) {149      var recordDataBeforeUpdate = [];150      Ext.each( records, function( record ) {151         // Create the record data as it existed before it was updated.152         recordDataBeforeUpdate.push( Ext.apply( {}, record.modified, record.data ) );153      } );154      return recordDataBeforeUpdate;155   },156157   /**158    * Helper method for doRequest which returns a callback function for a DWR request. The returned callback function in159    * turn invokes the callback function within the provided {Ext.ux.data.DataProxy.Request}. This mirrors160    * HttpProxy#createCallsback. DWR is unique though in that it allows one to define a callback function for success161    * and callback function for an exception. This errorHandler callback parallels Ext's "response exception" case. This162    * method thus returns two callback functions groupded as a single object that can be appended to the DWR function163    * arguments as required by DWR.164    * 165    * @param {Ext.ux.data.DataProxy.Request}166    *           request The arguments passed to {@link #doRequest}.167    * @private168    */169   createCallback : function( request ) {170      return {171         callback : function( response ) {172            if ( request.action === Ext.data.Api.actions.read ) {173               this.onRead( request, response );174            } else {175               this.onWrite( request, response );176            }177         }.createDelegate( this ),178         errorHandler : function( message, exception ) {179            // The event is supposed to pass the response, but since DWR doesn't provide that to us, we pass180            // the message.181            this.handleResponseException( request, message, exception );182         }.createDelegate( this )183      };184   },185186   /**187    * Helper method for createCallback for handling the read action. After creating records from the provided response,188    * it calls the callback function within the provided {Ext.ux.data.DataProxy.Request}. This mirrors HttpProxy#onRead.189    * 190    * @param {Ext.ux.data.DataProxy.Request}191    *           request The arguments passed to {@link #doRequest}.192    * @param {Object}193    *           response The response from the DWR call. This should be an Object which can be converted to194    *           {@link Ext.data.Records}.195    * @private196    */197   onRead : function( request, response ) {198      try {199         // Call readRecords() instead of read because read() will attempt to decode JSON to create an200         // Object,201         // but as this point DWR has already created an Object.202         readDataBlock = request.reader.readRecords( response );203      } catch (e) {204         return this.handleResponseException( request, response, e );205      }206207      if ( readDataBlock === undefined ) {208         readDataBlock = {209            success : true,210            data : []211         };212      }213214      if ( readDataBlock.success === false ) {215         this.fireEvent( "exception", this, 'remote', request.action, request.options, response, null );216      } else {217         this.fireEvent( "load", this, request, request.options );218      }219220      // The callback will usually be store.loadRecords.221      request.callback.call( request.scope, readDataBlock, request.options, readDataBlock.success );222   },223224   /**225    * Helper method for createCallback for handling the create, update, and delete actions. This mirrors226    * HttpProxy#onWrite227    * 228    * @param {Ext.ux.data.DataProxy.Request}229    *           request The arguments passed to {@link #doRequest}.230    * @param {Object}231    *           response The response from the DWR call. This should be an Object which can be converted to232    *           {@link Ext.data.Records}.233    * @private234    */235   onWrite : function( request, response ) {236      var readDataBlock;237      try {238         readDataBlock = request.reader.readResponse( request.action, response );239      } catch (e) {240         return this.handleResponseException( request, response, e );241      }242243      if ( readDataBlock === undefined ) {244         readDataBlock = {245            success : true,246            data : []247         };248      }249250      if ( readDataBlock && readDataBlock.success === false ) {251         this.fireEvent( "exception", this, 'remote', request.action, request.options, response, request.records );252      } else {253         this.fireEvent( "write", this, request.action, readDataBlock.data, readDataBlock, request.records,254            request.options );255      }256      // store.onCreateRecords or onUpdateRecords or onDestroyRecords.257      request.callback.call( request.scope, readDataBlock.data, readDataBlock, readDataBlock.success );258   },259260   /**261    * @param {Ext.ux.data.DataProxy.Request}262    *           request The arguments passed to {@link #doRequest}.263    * @param {Object}264    *           response The response from the DWR call.265    * @param {Object}266    *           exception Exception that was thrown processing the request.267    */268   handleResponseException : function( request, response, exception ) {269      this.fireEvent( "exception", this, 'response', request.action, request.options, response, exception );270      if ( typeof this.errorHandler == 'function' ) {271         this.errorHandler( "Error during " + request.action, exception );272      }273      request.callback.call( request.scope, null, request.options, false );274   }275} );276277/**278 * @class Ext.ux.data.DwrProxy.ActionHandler Encapsulates the parameters passed to {@link Ext.data.DataProxy#request}.279 * @constructor280 * @param {Object}281 *           config The config object.282 * @cfg {String} action [Required] The {@link Ext.data.Api} action this handler is for.283 * @cfg {Function} dwrFunction [Required] The DWR-generated function to call for the action.284 * @cfg {Function} getDwrArgsFunction [Optional] Function to call to generate the arguments for the dwrFunction. This285 *      {@link Function} will be passed: - {@link Ext.ux.data.DataProxy.Request} This is useful for all action. -286 *      {@link Ext.data.Record#data}s to write with their current (dirty) values. This is useful for all write actions. -287 *      {@link Ext.data.Record#data}s to write with the values before any changes were made. This is only useful for288 *      updates. The getDwrArgsFunction must return an Array of arguments in the order needed by the dwrFunction. This289 *      class will generate the DWR callback function (the final argument passed to the dwrFunction). If no290 *      getDwrArgsFunction is defined, see {@link #defaultGetDwrArgsFunctions} for defaults.291 * @cfg {Object} getDwrArgsScope [Optional] The scope to execute getDwrArgsFunction. Defaults to "Object".292 */293Ext.ux.data.DwrProxy.ActionHandler = function( config ) {294   Ext.apply( this, config );295   if ( !this.action ) {296      throw new Exception( '"action" is not defined.' );297   }298   if ( !Ext.data.Api.isAction( this.action ) ) {299      throw new Exception( this.action + ' is not a valid Ext.data.Api action.' );300   }301   if ( !this.dwrFunction ) {302      throw new Exception( '"dwrFunction" is not defined.' );303   }304   if ( !this.getDwrArgsFunction ) {305      this.getDwrArgsFunction = this.defaultGetDwrArgsFunctions[this.action];306   }307   if ( !this.getDwrArgsScope ) {308      this.getDwrArgsScope = Object;309   }310};311Ext.extend( Ext.ux.data.DwrProxy.ActionHandler, Object, {312313   /*314    * Private properties315    */316   defaultGetDwrArgsFunctions : {317      /**318       * @return {Array} MODIFIED by PP to pass request.options.params (or an empty array), which is the oldstyle.319       * @private320       */321      read : function( request ) {322         // old way323         if ( request.options && request.options.params && request.options.params.push ) {324            return request.options.params;325         }326         // new way.327         return [];328      },329330      /**331       * @param {Ext.ux.data.DataProxy.Request}332       *           request333       * @param {Array}334       *           recordDataArray Array of {@link Ext.data.Record#data} to write.335       * @return {Object[]} The recordDataArray wrapped in an array so the dwrFunction will send one parameter: a list336       *         of {@link Ext.data.Record#data}s to create.337       * @private338       */339      create : function( request, recordDataArray ) {340         return [ recordDataArray ];341      },342343      /**344       * @param {Ext.ux.data.DataProxy.Request}345       *           request346       * @param {Array}347       *           recordDataArray Array of {@link Ext.data.Record#data} to write.348       * @param {Array}349       *           recordDataArray Array of {@link Ext.data.Record#data} to update.350       * @return {Object[]} The oldRecordDataArray and recordDataArray wrapped in an array so the dwrFunction will send351       *         two parameters: a list of {@link Ext.data.Record#data}s that are to be updated and a list of their352       *         corresponding new values.353       * @private354       */355      update : function( request, recordDataArray, oldRecordDataArray ) {356         /*357          * MODIFIED by PP to just take the records to be modified.358          */359         // return [oldRecordDataArray, recordDataArray];360         return [ recordDataArray ];361      },362363      /**364       * @param {Ext.ux.data.DataProxy.Request}365       *           request366       * @param {Array}367       *           recordDataArray Array of {@link Ext.data.Record#data} to write.368       * @return {Object[]} The recordDataArray wrapped in an array so the dwrFunction will send one parameter: a list369       *         of {@link Ext.data.Record#data}s to destroy.370       * @private371       */372      destroy : function( request, recordDataArray ) {373         return [ recordDataArray ];374      }375   }376} );377378Ext.namespace( "Ext.ux.data.DataProxy" );379/**380 * @class Ext.ux.data.DataProxy.Request Encapsulates the parameters passed to {@link Ext.data.DataProxy#request}.381 * @constructor382 * @param {String}383 *           action The crud action type (create, read, update, destroy). Note: only "read" is currently supported.384 * @param {Ext.data.Record/Ext.data.Record[]}385 *           records If action is "read", records will be null.386 * @param {Object}387 *           params An object containing properties which are to be used as parameters for the request to the remote388 *           server.389 * @param {Ext.data.DataReader}390 *           reader The {@link Ext.data.DataReader} object which converts the server response into a "readDataBlock"391 *           (the result from calling {@link Ext.data.DataReader#read}).392 * @param {Function}393 *           callback A function to be called after the request. The callback is passed the following arguments:394 *           <ul>395 *           <li>readDataBlock: Data object from calling {@link Ext.data.DataReader#read}.</li>396 *           <li>options: The options object (see below)</li>397 *           <li>success: Boolean success indicator.</li>398 *           </ul>399 * @param {Object}400 *           scope The scope in which to call the callback.401 * @param {Object}402 *           options An optional argument which is passed to the callback as its second parameter.403 */404Ext.ux.data.DataProxy.Request = function( action, records, params, reader, callback, scope, options ) {405   Ext.apply( this, {406      action : action,407      records : records,408      params : params,409      reader : reader,410      callback : callback,411      scope : scope,412      options : options413   } );
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