edit data in success event of service

[Kateryna Grynko]

Hi Andrés,

There seems to be no possibility to check the option from the code.
Maybe you can rethink your app design.

[Andrés Méndez]

Ok, so I can test the app before uploading to a device, I have installed this plugin in my Firefox, so it doesn't check for the security of the REST request:
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/fire...

Using it, I don't need the Appery proxy, so I can go on testing the app

[maxkatz]

Yes, when running a native (hybrid) app, you don't need the proxy: http://docs.appery.io/documentation/a...

[Andrés Méndez]

If I don't use the CORS plugin, the REST service fails and the error is the same:
Line 34: this.settings.error(jqXHR, textStatus, errorThrown);

It seems that this part of your code can't get the error message correctly?

[Maryna Brodina]

Hello! This error can occur only if you miss
codethis.settings = settings;/code line
Please check if you have this line as in example posted by Sergey Kozyr (where process method starts).

[Andrés Méndez]

Hello Marina.

I didn't have that line

Adding that line now it works! Thank you very much.

My mistake was that I used as "template" the demo code that is created when you create the service, which didn't have that line:

code$t.PruebaBorrar = $t.createClass(null, {

init : function(requestOptions) {
this.__requestOptions = $.extend({}, requestOptions);
},

process : function(settings) {
if (this.requestOptions.echo) {
settings.success(this.requestOptions.echo);
} else {
console.log('Default implementation is used. Please define your own.');
settings.success({});
}
settings.complete('success');
}

});/code