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--- userspace:json-rpc_angularjs [2015/05/01 14:20]
justcoding
+++ userspace:json-rpc_angularjs [2021/08/23 08:37] (current)
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+====== Angular JSON-RPC ======
 Yet another method of reading the JSON-RPC interface.
 The example below reads the result of the latest softwareAudit and displays it as a table. Information about installed sw products are merged in.
-All needed files (.html, .js, .css) should be hosted below /usr/share/opsiconfd/static/AngularExample folder. This way no other Webserver is involved and cross scripting complaints are avoided.
+All needed files (.html, .js, .css) should be hosted below /usr/share/opsiconfd/static/AngularExample folder. This way no other Webserver is involved and cross scripting complaints by the browser are avoided.
 The location would then read https://opsi:4447/AngularExample.
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 </file>
+====== Calling Parameter ======
+When called as /AngularExample/?{"dns":"clientID.domain.local"}
+the SoftwareAudit of the given clientId is displayed. OPSI client names may be entered in an input field at any time and are queried asynchronously.
+The strange format of the query string as json has its reason: it is needed for the AndroidApp named [[https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=eu.dirtyharry.opsiadmin|OPSI Admin]]. The App can read barcodes/QRcodes formatted this way in order to open the details of the identified client. Nice feature when the barcode sticks on the client.
+What if the barcode appears right on the client's screen? Try this Java app: [[https://github.com/GallusMax/opsi/tree/master/opsi-barcode|Opsi-Barcode]]
 ====== The Code ======
 <code>
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 	this.auditParams.params.push([]);
 	this.auditParams.params.push({"clientId":"defaultclient.domain.local"});
-	opsiURL=baseurl+"?"+$filter('json')(this.auditParams);
 	me=this;

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