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Author: Admin | 2025-04-28
What is Jayrock?Web services, the light and simple way!Jayrock is a modest and an open source (LGPL) implementation ofJSON and JSON-RPC for the [Microsoft .NET Framework][dotet],including ASP.NET. What can you do with Jayrock? In a few words,Jayrock allows clients, typically JavaScript in web pages, to be able tocall into server-side methods using JSON as the wire format and JSON-RPC as theprocedure invocation protocol. The methods can be called synchronouslyor asynchronously.Download Jayrock now! (see also NuGet packages)Discuss JayrockLatest daily/developer buildCommits Feed, Code coverage reportProject foundry @ Google Code, Ohloh MetricsCompatibility & compliance:No time for Jayrock right now? Got del.icio.us? Bookmarkit and come back later…Where is the Source, Luke?You can obtain the latest source of code of Jayrock from the Mercurialrepository hosted at Google Code. Needless to say, you will need aMercurial client for your platform to access the repository. If youdon't have a Mercurial client handy and just wish to browse the source code,you can do so online.The respository is located at http://jayrock.googlecode.com/hg/. Thecommand-line for the Mercurial client would therefore be:hg clone http://jayrock.googlecode.com/hg/ jayrockThe third argument, jayrock, is the directory name where the local workingcopy will be downloaded so this can be another name if you like.If you want a snapshot of the latest files without bothering to go through thesource repository then you can simply download them from the Filessection of the project.Jayrock was originally maintained in a Subversion repository that isstill available in case you want to consult its earlier history usingSubversion clients.Search the Source Google: Browse Bear in mind that search engine(s) maintain a periodically crawled and cachedcopy of the source code so results may be inaccurate sometimes due todifferences from the original.CompilingNote: For quicker setup instructions, see the section Setting Up Jayrock.Once you have checked out a working copy of the source from the respository,you can compile Jayrock in one of two ways. You can either open the includedMicrosoft Visual Studio solution files and use the IDE to compile theprojects or you can use the included NAnt build script to compile fromthe command-line.Compiling with NAntYou do not need NAnt installed on your machine to compile Jayrock. Theright version of all required tools (NAnt, NUnit,NCover and NCoverExplorer) is already included under thetools directory. If you are on the Windows platform, you can simply run thebuild.cmd batch script to invoke NAnt and have it build all the targets.To invoke NAnt explicitly, otherwise, use the following command (assuming youare in the root of the working directory):tools\NAnt\NAnt -f:nant.buildA full build compiles the debug and release assemblies (inlcuding unit testing)for Jayrock and Jayrock.Json for whichever of the following platforms areavailable on the build machine:Microsoft .NET Framework 1.xMicrosoft .NET Framework 2.0Microsoft .NET Framework 4.0Mono 2.0Compiling with Microsoft Visual StudioJayrock comes with Microsoft Visual Studio project and solution filesthat compile assemblies for Microsoft .NET Framework 4.0. There is little toknow except open the desired solution in Visual Studio and build away! The twosolutions that you will find under src and tests are:Jayrock: The complete solution that includes and builds the JSON-RPC,JSON and some experimental
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