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DataReader - JsonReader
Package: | Ext.data |
Defined In: | JsonReader.js |
Class: | JsonReader |
Subclasses: | ArrayReader |
Extends: | DataReader |
-Example code: -
var Employee = Ext.data.Record.create([
- {name: 'firstname'}, // Map the Record's "firstname" field to the row object's key of the same name
- {name: 'job', mapping: 'occupation'} // Map the "job" field to the row object's "occupation" key
-]);
-var myReader = new Ext.data.JsonReader({
- totalProperty: "results", // The property which contains the total dataset size (optional)
- root: "rows", // The property which contains an Array of row objects
- id: "id" // The property within each row object that provides an ID for the record (optional)
-}, Employee);
--This would consume a JSON object of the form: -
{
- results: 2,
- rows: [
- { id: 1, firstname: 'Bill', occupation: 'Gardener' }, // a row object
- { id: 2, firstname: 'Ben' , occupation: 'Horticulturalist' } // another row object
- ]
-}
-It is possible to change a JsonReader's metadata at any time by including a -metaData property in the data object. If this is detected in the -object, a Store object using this Reader will reconfigure -itself to use the newly provided field definition and fire its -metachange event. In -undergoing this change, the Store sets its sortInfo property -from the sortInfo property in the new metadata. Note that reconfiguring a Store -potentially invalidates objects which may refer to Fields or Records which no longer exist.
-The metaData property may contain any of the configuration -options for this class. Additionally, it may contain a fields -property which the JsonReader will use as an argument to Ext.data.Record.create -to configure the layout of the Records which it will produce.
-Using the metaData property, and the Store's metachange event, -it is possible to have a Store-driven control initialize itself. The metachange -event handler may interrogate the metaData property (which -may contain any user-defined properties needed) and the metaData.fields -property to perform any configuration required.
-To use this facility to send the same data as the above example without -having to code the creation of the Record constructor, you would create the -JsonReader like this:
var myReader = new Ext.data.JsonReader();
-The first data packet from the server would configure the reader by -containing a metaData property as well as the data:
{
- metaData: {
- totalProperty: 'results',
- root: 'rows',
- id: 'id',
- fields: [
- {name: 'name'},
- {name: 'occupation'}
- ]
- },
- results: 2,
- rows: [
- { 'id': 1, 'name': 'Bill', occupation: 'Gardener' },
- { 'id': 2, 'name': 'Ben', occupation: 'Horticulturalist' }
- ]
-}
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- JsonReader( Object meta , Object recordType )
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- Create a new JsonReader
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- Create a new JsonReader
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- Parameters:
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- JsonReader | -
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- read( Object response ) : Object
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-This method is only used by a DataProxy which has retrieved data from a remote server.
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-This method is only used by a DataProxy which has retrieved data from a remote server.
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- Parameters:
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- readRecords( Object o ) : Object
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- Create a data block containing Ext.data.Records from a JSON object.
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- Create a data block containing Ext.data.Records from a JSON object.
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