8:00 – 4:30 SR
- The production server isn’t visible through the browser, though the test server is. It first I thought it was pre-populated keychains, but when the servers are set up identically, the production server still doesn’t cooperate. Ronda’s putting in a ticket.
- Helped Ronda generate a PKI request for the new dev server, she’s going to try to make it work on the other two.
- Looking at Dong’s code, I cannot figure out why he needs fat arrow. His:
public promiseCaller():void{ this.promise = this.service.getQueries(); this.promise.then(this.processData, this.errorData); } public processData = (data:any):void => { console.log("got data"); }; public errorData = (data:any):void => { alert("error getting data"); }; - And mine
private goodUserQuery (response:any) {console.log("got data");} private goodUserQuery (response:any) {alert("error getting data");} public promiseCaller():void{ this.queryService.submit(qstr, this.goodUserQuery, this.errorResponse); } - Which calls (in the service):
public submit(query:string, goodResponse:any, errorResponse:any):any { return this.httpService(query).then(goodResponse, errorResponse); } - And it looks like Google won’t let me use their images as textures. Working at downloading on the server side and storing in a local directory, using PHP. That works just fine! And to keep from downloading the same pix all the time, added a check as well. PHP has pretty much everything you’d ever want to do stuff on the web. But no typing. Must check out Hack one of these days.
- Adding connections. Finally! Simple conditions are working and up.
