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Hi Jean-Charles,
Links are working, and it's possible to access all differents
pages. The buttons
are working to. The console shows the differents access, but no
action is
performed.
Can you post one of these accesses to rmbd-locations?
I have a question concerning rmbd files. It seems to me that they
don't exist
on filesystem but the httpd server understands them as actions to
perform,
is that true ?
I have run some tests to undestand what happens but I loose track
from those
files.
The web server is plugin based and allows fine-grained control over
what accesses are served by which plugin. The authentification plugin
asking you for your password thus works everywhere on the server and
allows you to relogin directly into any of the modules.
Thus, while the static content - html & images are served by a
"simple" file serving plugin (that limits access to the files in
Remote Buddy.app/Contents/Resources/WebRemote/ directory), the rmbd
locations are mapped on top of them and all accesses you make there
are directly forwarded to dedicated Cocoa-based plugins that handle
the specific functions.
This allows for an extremely fast and low-overhead handling of
requests as the complete overhead of launching external cgi binaries
or interpreting scripts is saved.
You thus won't see any rmbd files - now or in the future. The plugins
may appear as bundles in Remote Buddy at some point, though.
Also, from the screenshots it looks like the screen resolution of the
Nintendo DS is very small, so it would probably require a complete
overhaul to make the AJAX Remote fit on screen. I'm not sure, whether
I'll go to that length to support the Nintendo DS as the iPhone
clearly is the primary addressee for the AJAX Remote.
Yes, DS screen is small. But it doesn't matter to me if screen
doesn't fit
properly. I understand your priorities, but if it possible to make
the actions
to work, it will be so usefull for me.
I realize there is a problem with Opera not supporting some of the JS/
CSS properties AJAX Remote currently uses for the trackpad. But apart
from that, the desktop version works for everything I've tried so far.
Nonetheless, to get an idea of what JS Events Opera on the Nintendo
DS supports and whether swapping graphics and CSS files would
possibly already be sufficient, please run this test suite on the DS
(I originally compiled it to get an idea of what the iPhone can and
can't do):
http://static.iospirit.com/static/objectfiles/file/102/
JSTestSuite.html
I have try that yesterday, did you received the results ?
Yes, I did receive them. Thanks! From that I gather that the DS
browser has the same limitations as the iPhone's version of Safari
regarding support for JS events.
Best regards,
Felix
