allow JSONService to return request objects #830
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JSONService.sendRequest and JSONService.sendNotify used to return a request ID and an integer, respectively. This patch adds a `return_object' flag to the JSONService, ServiceProxy and JSONProxy constructors. When ̀`return_object' is True, JSONService.sendRequest and JSONService.sendNotify will append the request object to their return value.
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JSONService.sendRequest and JSONService.sendNotify used to return a request ID
and an integer, respectively.
This patch adds a
return_object' flag to the JSONService, ServiceProxy and JSONProxy constructors. When ̀return_object' is True, JSONService.sendRequestand JSONService.sendNotify will append the request object to their return
value.
This allows to access the JavaScript XMLHttpRequest object, on which the abort() method can be called in order to interrupt a very long request.
Resolves #796
Should be backward compatible with existing code.