Archive for July, 2007

Time To Be Real

Saturday, July 21st, 2007

After a marathon Ruby/Javascript coding/debugging session the other night, I was able to get the barebones Crucible code up and running. Using a stub HTML page as a Javascript testing platform, I was able to initiate multiple remote services via XmlCGI and receive JSON responses. I was also able to send invalid service […]

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The Crucible Slowly Forms

Tuesday, July 10th, 2007

Progress on Crucible continues at an even pace.
I updated my Ajax.js Javascript code file to support XmlCGI request formation. Whereas the original version defined an Ajax.Requestor object to handle the web services communications back to the server, I added an Ajax.XmlCGI object to create and format the XmlCGI protocol string.
The server side code saw […]

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