Success & Error Handling

[Ari King]

Hi,

I've just started using shoreleave's http-rpc module for remote calls. While I'm able to fetch data, I'm unable to specify success and error handlers via a map in the "remote-callback" function. The following is a simplified code snippet; is there an issue with the code?

(defn search
  []
  (let [query (.val $search)]
    (remote-callback :remote-search
                     ["catalog" query "application/clojure"]
                     {:on-success (fn [data] (.log js/console data)),
                      :on-error (fn [data] (.log js/console data))})))

[Paul deGrandis]

Hi Ari,

That looks correct to me.  Typically, I use the macros and not the direct functions.

What results are you seeing?

Cheers,
Paul

[Ari King]

Hi Ari,

That looks correct to me.  Typically, I use the macros and not the direct functions.

What results are you seeing?

Cheers,
Paul

Hi Paul,

I'm not seeing results of any kind. Neither the success nor error handler are called, moreover there are no general javascript errors or warnings. Out of curiosity, why do you generally opt for the macro as opposed to the function?

Best,

Ari 

[Paul deGrandis]

I had thought I relied to this, I'm so sorry.

CLJS has to represent keywords as specially formatted strings.  The macro ensures the same representation is used on the server and the client.  Additionally it aids in readability.

Cheers,
Paul