ActiveMQ example source code file (amq_jquery_adapter.js)

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The ActiveMQ amq_jquery_adapter.js source code

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// AMQ Ajax Adapter for jQuery
// This class provides an adapter interface for the jquery library to perform
// some of the library-dependent tasks...namely logging and ajax.

var org = org || {};
org.activemq = org.activemq || {};

org.activemq.AmqAdapter = {

	init: function(options) {
	},

	/**
	 *  Implement this method to make an AJAX call to the AjaxServlet. An
	 *  options object will accompany this class and will contain the properties
	 *  that describe the details of the AJAX call. The options object will
	 *  have the following properties:
	 *
	 *  - method:  'get' or 'post'
	 *  - data:    query data to accompany the post or get.
	 *  - success: A callback function that is invoked upon successful
	 *             completion of the AJAX call. The parameter is:
	 *             - data: The result of the AJAX call. In the case of XML
	 *                     data should resolve to a Document element.
	 *  - error:   A callback when some type of error occurs. The callback
	 *             function's parameters should be:
	 *             - xhr:    The XmlHttpRequest object.
	 *             - status: A text string of the status.
	 *             - ex:     The exception that caused the error.
	 *  - headers: An object containing additional headers for the ajax request.
	 */
	ajax: function(uri, options) {
		request = {
			url: uri,
			data: options.data,
			success: options.success || function(){},
			error: options.error || function(){}
		}
		var headers = {};
		if( options.headers ) {
			headers = options.headers;
		}
		
		if (options.method == 'post') {
			request.type = 'POST';
			/* Force "Connection: close" for Mozilla browsers to work around
			 * a bug where XMLHttpReqeuest sends an incorrect Content-length
			 * header. See Mozilla Bugzilla #246651.
			 */
			headers[ 'Connection' ] = 'close';
		} else {
			request.type = 'GET';
			request.dataType = 'xml';
		}
		
		if( headers ) {
			request.beforeSend = function(xhr) {
				for( h in headers ) {
					xhr.setRequestHeader( h, headers[ h ] );
				}
			}
		}
		
		jQuery.ajax( request );
	},

	log: function(message, exception) {
		if (typeof console != 'undefined' && console.log) console.log(message);
	}
};