Hi,
I would be grateful to anyone who posts an example usage of a very simple code (a hello world code) showing how to use the ZmBatchCommand javascript function in a zimlet to send SOAP requests to zimbra.
EDIT :
sorry for bothering again, I'v found one in Zimbra's own source code. Here's how it works (for people like me who were looking for an example)
So basically :
1/ Create a ZmBatchCommand
1.1/ add your functions/methods via batch.add(callback). You have to wrap them in an AjxCallback first, before adding them.
2/ In the individual functions/methods, add a new batch argument. Your functions will be called by the ZmBatchCommand and given that as last argument
3/ In the individual functions/methods, if you're in batch mode (confirmed by a non-null batch parameter), add your json or xml request along with the response callback as shown above with batchCmd.addRequestParams.
4/ When you're ready, run the batchrequest and optionnaly specify a response handler.
I would be grateful to anyone who posts an example usage of a very simple code (a hello world code) showing how to use the ZmBatchCommand javascript function in a zimlet to send SOAP requests to zimbra.
EDIT :
sorry for bothering again, I'v found one in Zimbra's own source code. Here's how it works (for people like me who were looking for an example)
Code:
ZmContactListController.prototype._doMove = function(items, folder, attrs, isShiftKey) {
[...]
if (moveFromGal.length) {
var batchCmd = new ZmBatchCommand(true, null, true);
for (var j = 0; j < moveFromGal.length; j++) {
var contact = moveFromGal[j];
contact.attr[ZmContact.F_folderId] = folder.id;
batchCmd.add(new AjxCallback(contact, contact.create, [contact.attr]));
}
batchCmd.run(new AjxCallback(this, this._handleMoveFromGal));
}
[...]
};
ZmContact.prototype.create = function(attr, batchCmd) {
var jsonObj = {CreateContactRequest:{_jsns:"urn:zimbraMail"}};
[...]
var respCallback = new AjxCallback(this, this._handleResponseCreate, [attr, batchCmd != null]);
[...]
if (batchCmd) {
batchCmd.addRequestParams(jsonObj, respCallback);
} else {
appCtxt.getAppController().sendRequest({jsonObj:jsonObj, asyncMode:true, callback:respCallback});
}
};So basically :
1/ Create a ZmBatchCommand
1.1/ add your functions/methods via batch.add(callback). You have to wrap them in an AjxCallback first, before adding them.
2/ In the individual functions/methods, add a new batch argument. Your functions will be called by the ZmBatchCommand and given that as last argument
3/ In the individual functions/methods, if you're in batch mode (confirmed by a non-null batch parameter), add your json or xml request along with the response callback as shown above with batchCmd.addRequestParams.
4/ When you're ready, run the batchrequest and optionnaly specify a response handler.
