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    • Type: New Feature
    • Status: Resolved
    • Priority: Minor
    • Resolution: Fixed
    • Affects Version/s: Browser Binding Proposal
    • Fix Version/s: Browser Binding Proposal
    • Component/s: Browser Binding
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    • Proposal:
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      Define a parameter called 'clientToken' that can get accepted on GET requests. When specified, the response will include this token followed by the JSON object within parenthesis. This will allow passing the JSON object directly into a javaScript ffunction.

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      Define a parameter called 'clientToken' that can get accepted on GET requests. When specified, the response will include this token followed by the JSON object within parenthesis. This will allow passing the JSON object directly into a javaScript ffunction.
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      Added section 1.3.9 to the proposal

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      Added section 1.3.9 to the proposal

      Description

      Recognizing that the Browser Binding proposal is not a proposal for a JavsScript API (as decided in our first meeting of the Browser Binding subcommittee), still it would be convenient if browser clients could handle the returned JSON data directly using a JavaScript function. For example, if I had a JavaScript function that understood how to parse and render the JSON representation of the contents of a CMIS folder answered by getChildren, then I could specify this function directly in the GET request for getChildren.

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              melahn Gregory Melahn (Inactive)
              Reporter:
              melahn Gregory Melahn (Inactive)
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