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What to pass to qvangular.promise()!?

Hello everyone,

Can someone kindly share an example of selectdialog.js    Note sure what to pass to qvangular.promise()

Many thanks

//Youness

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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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Hi Thorsten,

It was my pleasure talking to you the other day, sorry if it took me sometime to reply. I meant to thank you sincerely for sharing your implementation for both JS and .NET. Personally this reminds me of the west coast culture in CA, USA back in the 60s - 70s a culture that was built around open source, do it yourself and empowering others through knowledge sharing, thumb up.

Beams of Light by TRSI - YouTube

Cheers

// Youness