I am using Servlets on server-side.So beside doGet() doPost() I also have
user-defined functions like .
void foo(...)
{
//Do some stuff
}
void bar(...)
{
//Do some stuff
}
Currently I am using $http get and post methods only to communicate with
server.So I just need to pass a parameter and check its value on
server-side depending upon which I decide whether to call foo() or bar().
Does AngularJS provide any direct/indirect mechanism by which I can pass
data directly/indirectly to some function?
Like i can write something like to call foo()
$some_service.post(){
"method":"foo",
"data":$scope.mydata
}
If yes,can this be extended for other server-side technologies?
My approach
1. Attach a string with data which tells what function to call on servlet.
Make a POST request.
2. Read that string and pass data to appropriate function.
3. Return result.
Problem : Tedious method and large if-else ladder.
P.S: A small working example or link will be of utmost help!
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