jqBus
The jqBus is based on jQuery ajax capabilities and a server side handler. The jqBus is working with an "envelope" object and returning a unified response object. The envelope structure example: var envelope = {service: 'MyService', method: 'doSomething', callback: myCallback, data: [param1,param2]} service - server side class name method - a method inside the server side class callback - javascript function to call when the operation is completed (success and failure) with the bus response object data - (optional) - array of parameters to send to the class method
Bus response object: {result: 'success|failure', data: {}} result - consist of the text success or failure which indicate the operation result data - mixed. can be any data type which was serialized by the server side bus handler. In case of an failure result, the data might have an error description, if available
Requirements
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jQuery 1.2.6 or newer
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PHP 5.2.6 or newer
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Having php classes in one place (set the location in bus.php) with template naming convention: classname.class.php, all lower case and the classname should match exactly the class name. For example, class named User should be saved as user.class.php
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The PHP class should expose the services as public functions. For security reasons any function which should not be exposed to the client should be set as private or protected.
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In IE the JSON library (https://github.com/douglascrockford/JSON-js)
Author
Itzik Paz https://github.com/spideron
Copyright and license
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