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Posted: Wed Apr 26, 2006 2:17 am

Hello.

I'm using the XOAD-libary (www.xoad.org) to make AJAX-calls. The problem is, I can't debug them in the PhpEd-IDE directly. Here is an examplescript:

Code:

<?php
require('xoad/xoad.php');

XOAD_Server::allowClasses('Test_Class');
if (XOAD_Server::runServer()) { exit(); }
else
{
echo '<hml>'.XOAD_Utilities::header('xoad', false).'
<script type="text/javascript">
var test = '.XOAD_Client::register(new Test_Class()).';
strResponse = test.doSomeStuff(); // make Ajax-Call
alert(strResponse); // show the response
</script><body></body></html>';
}

class Test_Class
{
public function doSomeStuff ()
{
return 'the response';
}

function xoadGetMeta()
{
XOAD_Client::mapMethods($this, array('doSomeStuff'));
XOAD_Client::publicMethods($this, array('doSomeStuff'));
}
}
?>

Is assumes that "XOAD 0.6.0.0 for PHP 5 strict" (http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/xoad/xoad-0.6.0.0-php5.zip?download) is installed in the subdir "xoad". Thats all.
If I start the debugger everything works fine. After the script has finnished, the browser makes the AJAX-call. The call reaches the IDE, the programm freezes and nothing happens. The only solution is to stopp the includet webserver. Then the folowing message appears:

Quote:

Fatal error while evaluation expression:
""

Debug session has been terminated.

If I run the script without debugging everting works. If I start the debuggin in the browser using the GET-value "DBGSESSID" it works also. The problem occurs only direct in the IDE.

Here my working enviorment:

Win XP SP2
PhpED 4.5 (Build 4513)
DBG 2.20.2
PHP 5.0.5

What can I do?

Bye

Posted: Tue May 02, 2006 2:19 am

After a little investigation, I found that the problem is with synchronous call. In other words, XOAD runs request (ajax call) and is _waiting_ for the results, php script on the backend tries to run debug session, debugger tries to reach the IDE and can't do it because... it is runing XOAD which is waiting for the results...
To break this loop, you have to either use asynchronouse calls or run XOAD frontend in an external browser.
Below is code sample that shows how to make ajax call in XOAD asynchronously:

Code:

<?php
require('xoad/xoad.php');

XOAD_Server::allowClasses('Test_Class');
if (XOAD_Server::runServer()) { exit(); }
else
{
echo '<html>'.XOAD_Utilities::header('xoad', false).'
<script type="text/javascript">
var test = '.XOAD_Client::register(new Test_Class()).';
test.doSomeStuff(function(strResponse) {
alert(strResponse); // show the response
}); // make Ajax-Call
</script><body></body></html>';
}

class Test_Class
{
public function doSomeStuff ()
{
return 'the response';
}

function xoadGetMeta()
{
XOAD_Client::mapMethods($this, array('doSomeStuff'));
XOAD_Client::publicMethods($this, array('doSomeStuff'));
}
}
?>

BTW, you typed <hml> instead of <html>