Hello Youness,
my solution looks like this:
selectdialog.js:
getPreview: function( /*databaseName, ownerName, tableName*/ ) {
return serverside.sendJsonRequest("getPreview").then(function (response) {
return qvangular.promise(response.qPreview);
});
}
On the serverside I'm using the Qvx SDK. In the QvxServer I'v overwritten the HandleJsonRequest, which is handling the JsonRequests.
if (method.Equals("getPreview"))
{
var result = new PreviewResponse();
// Store the table Header (my table has two columns)
var row = new PreviewRow();
row.qValues.Add("LayerId");
row.qValues.Add("Layer");
// Store the values
row = new PreviewRow();
row.qValues.Add("1");
row.qValues.Add("Actual");
row = new PreviewRow();
row.qValues.Add("2");
row.qValues.Add("Plan");
return result;
}
The PreviewResponseClass is defined like this:
public class PreviewRow
{
public PreviewRow()
{
this.qValues = new List<string>();
}
public List<string> qValues { get; set; }
}
public class PreviewResponse: QvDataContractResponse
{
public PreviewResponse(): base()
{
this.qPreview = new List<PreviewRow>();
}
public List<PreviewRow> qPreview { get; set; }
}
I hope that will help you.
Kind Regards,
Thorsten
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