Client not receiving the event

[harjitdotsingh]

I have the following code

events = {

"processed" namespace: 'browser', browser: true

}

code in the service
def map= [:]
map.json = data
event('processed',map,{})

code on the client

var grailsEvents = new grails.Events('${createLink(uri: '')}', {transport:'sse'});
grailsEvents.on('processed', function(data){
alert("received Push")
});

I don't see anything on the client.

[smaldini]

You may want to try event for:'browser' , topic:'processed', data:[:] //if
required, you should be able to just use for and topic arguments.

On Wed, Feb 13, 2013 at 2:42 PM, harjitdotsingh [email protected]:

I have the following code

events = {

"processed" namespace: 'browser', browser: true

}

code in the service
def map= [:]
map.json = data
event('processed',map,{})

code on the client

var grailsEvents = new grails.Events('${createLink(uri: '')}',
{transport:'sse'});
grailsEvents.on('processed', function(data){
alert("received Push")
});

I don't see anything on the client.

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Stéphane

[andymccullough]

for your event call in your service, try event(topic:'processed', data:data)

[harjitdotsingh]

Sure... let me try that and see.

On Wed, Feb 20, 2013 at 9:04 AM, andymccullough [email protected]:

for your event call in your service, try event(topic:'processed',
data:data)

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[harjitdotsingh]

Will this work on jboss as?

On Feb 20, 2013, at 9:04 AM, andymccullough [email protected] wrote:

for your event call in your service, try event(topic:'processed', data:data)

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