GlideAjax call multiple functions

[pavel_martinec]

Hello,

I would like to ask for hint of solution over GlideAjax.

I have UI Action, which works completely as Client side button and calls GlideAjax.

In this Ajax script include is a very time consuming function, from fhich I would like to push some info on states.

Sadly, Ajax is only one-time request-response, so I need to ask for state in some intervals.

The idea is this, but I am pretty sure this will not work, because in this solution, I will rewrite GlideAjax object and I belive, the first response will be lost, same as any other in the interval:

UI Action:
==========
var syncGA = new GlideAjax("Sync_ScriptInclude_Ajax");
syncGA.addParam('sysparm_name', 'timeConsumingOperation');
syncGA.addParam('sysparm_parm1', "...");
syncGA.getXML(parseDoneResponse);
 
function parseDoneResponse(response) {
  //operation was done, say Done to user
  clearInterval(check);
}

var check = setInterval(function(){ 
syncGA.addParam('sysparm_name', 'getState');
syncGA.getXMLWait(parseState);
}, 3000);


function parseState(response) {
  //update state message, percentage, whatever
}


Script Include
==============

var Sync_ScriptInclude_Ajax = Class.create();
Sync_ScriptInclude_Ajax.prototype = Object.extendsObject(AbstractAjaxProcessor, {
	
initialize:function(){
this.result = [];
},

timeConsumingOperation:function(){
//some logic, lets say GlideRecord here with result
while(step-by-step){
this.result.push(step-result);
}
},

getState:function(){
return JSON.stringify(this.result);
},

	type: 'Sync_ScriptInclude_Ajax'
});

Is this somehow possible? Or s there any other fancy way, how to do this?

Thanks in advance 🙂

[Gurpreet07]

Push values to first function only and then pass these to 2nd function through calling statement

function1 : function(){

parm1 = this.getParameter('fucntion_1_Prameter');

parm2 = this.getParameter('fucntion_2_Prameter');

//calling function 2

this.function2(parm2);

//time consuming code here

},

function2 : function(parm){

//use parm 2

return result;   //

},

[sebastian_g_snc]

oh ok. I misunderstood. then I agree with Gurpreet.