I just a found an interesting part in engine.js:
/** These URLs can be configured from the server */
252 dwr.engine._ModePlainCall = "/call/plaincall/";
253 dwr.engine._ModePlainPoll = "/call/plainpoll/";
254 dwr.engine._ModeHtmlCall = "/call/htmlcall/";
255 dwr.engine._ModeHtmlPoll = "/call/htmlpoll/";
How can theses URLs be configured from the server? Setting them to the absolute URL should solve my problem.
I've tried to manipulate both dwr.engine._defaultPath and dwr.engine._pathToDwrServlet. Well, guess what: variables are set correctly (checked it with Firebug) but without any effect.
Due to the false post request, I'm not able to execute any DWR scripts. I'll have to switch back to 2.0.5 which leads me to my old problem of not being able to transfer DOM objects properly. :(
David Marginian-2 wrote:
Bummer, you're welcome too bad I haven't been very helpful.
DefaultRemoter has a method called getPathToDwrServlet. It uses the
information from the request to construct a path to the dwr servlet.
This path is injected into the generated engine.js as
dwr.engine._pathToDwrServlet which is why you are seeing the port being
replaced. I know other people have overrode the
dwr.engine._pathToDwrServlet variable successfully (although kind of a
hack).
Try something like:
dwr.engine._pathToDwrServlet = "whatever it should be";
Hope this helps.
