How to define alfresco webscript url to call from share

[thbaymet]

Hi,

I want to send json data from share client-side javascript to my alfresco webscript defined as com/mycompany/mywebscript.
My code looks like

Alfresco.util.Ajax.request({

  url: 'com/mycompany/mywebscript',
  
  dataObj: {
    mode: "test",
    submitType: "json"
  },
});
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in share. I don't know how to define url value to my alfresco webscript.
Thanks.

[aaditvmajmudar]

You can call Alfresco webscript with below code with you url:

Alfresco.util.Ajax.request(
                    {
                       url: Alfresco.constants.PROXY_URI + {YOUR_ALF_WEBSCRIPT_URL},
                       method: Alfresco.util.Ajax.GET OR Alfresco.util.Ajax.POST,
                        dataObj:
                       {
                  
                       },
                       successCallback:
                       {
                          fn: this.success, // Success method call
                          scope: this
                       },
                       failureCallback:
                       {
                          fn: this.failure, // Failure method call
                          scope: this
                       }
                    });

Hope this helps you.

[thbaymet]

Thanks,

This is working. I'm able to send data to my alfresco webscript with this code.

Alfresco.util.Ajax.request({

            url: Alfresco.constants.PROXY_URI + "com/mycompany/annotation",

            method: Alfresco.util.Ajax.GET,
            
            dataObj: {
                mode: "test",
                submitType: "json"
            },

}),
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Now how can I get this data in my webscript. In ftl file or in javascript(json) file ?
Thanks.

[thbaymet]

Ok. In my fileName.get.html.ftl I can get the json data sent from share client-side javascript file.

Ex:

Data received : ${args.mode}

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Guess will be helpful for someone in the future.

[rjohnson]

On the assumption all is properly named you should have an object called json available to your recieving webscript and you get things from it using json.get("fieldname");