[aerogear-dev] Replacing JQuery Ajax with Aerogear pipes

[soumik.basu]

Hi,
   I am trying to access my REST easy service from my html5 page. I tried to
access the  REST  url from JQuery AJAX and I can successfully do that and
get the data back in my html as given below:

$(document).ready(function(){ 
  $.ajax({   
    type: "POST",   
    url: "../JAX_RS_HelloWorld/helloworld",     
    success: function(result){   
      alert(result); 
    }                 
  });   

*Rest Service code :*
@Path("/helloworld") 
@RequestScoped 
@Stateful 
public class RSHelloWorld { 

        @GET 
        @Produces(MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON) 
        public String sayHello() { 
                System.out.println("i got hit"); 
                return "Hello"; 
        } 
} 



 but I want to replace and use Aerogear pipes for this purpose.
I tried by following the example code and the document, as below:


*JS code:*
var memberPipe  = AeroGear.Pipeline([{ 
            name: "helloworld", 
            settings: { 
                baseURL: "/JAX_RS_HelloWorld/" 
            } 
        }  ]).pipes.helloworld; 

alert(memberPipe);*// this alert is coming as [object object]*

  function getRestData(){ 
                        subs = memberPipe.read({ 
          success: function(data) { 
          MemberStore.save( data ); 
                    alert("in function" + data); 
                  }, 
                  
                          error: function(jqXHR,textStatus,errorThrown){ 
                          alert("jq" + jqXHR); 
                                          alert("err" + errorThrown); *//I
am getting a parsing error here*

                                  
                          alert("status" + textStatus);                          
  } 
                }); 
                                       var testData = MemberStore.read(); 
                       alert("testData" + testData); 
          } 

Would appreciate your help, in replacing the Jquery ajax call with the
aerogear .


Regards
Soumik Basu



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