Question

I want to call a webservice using google closures, via jsonp since i am performing a cross domain webservice.

And i am calling it in the following manner

var url = "http://myurl/";
var jsonp = new goog.net.Jsonp(url);
jsonp.send(
{"name":"jessi","action":"initaction","gameId":"123"},
callback, callbackfailed);

But in this method the url is converted as a normal get method string as the follows

http://myurl/?name=jessi&action=initaction&gameId=123

But i need to send this url as a json object in the following manner
"name":"pari123","action":"initaction","gameId":"slotreel3"

How can i do this, i searched google and i couldnt find proper documentation regarding ?this.

Answer 1

The function goog.net.Jsonp.addPayloadToUri_ that is used to encode the object says:

• @param {!Object} payload A map of value name pairs to be encoded.
• A value may be specified as an array, in which case a query parameter
• will be created for each value, e.g.:
• {“foo”: [1,2]} will encode to “foo=1&foo=2”.

This is exactly what is happening. So, why not initialize your url with the query? e.g.

var url = "http://myurl.php?" + goog.json.serialize({"name":"jessi","action":"initaction","gameId":"123"});
var jsonp = new goog.net.Jsonp(url);
jsonp.send()

Untested but maybe this works.

Regards,

Rene