angularjs-resource

I'm calling a back-end server that I cannot control. Currently it's using jQuery ajax like this: return $.ajax({ type: "POST", url: "/api/cases/store", contentType: "application/json", data: JSON.stringify(parameters), headers: { "Authorization": cred } : {} }) // ... etc. I want to convert it to use the $resource service, and got it working doing this $http.defaults.headers.common['Authorization'] = cred; return $resource('/api/cases/store').save(); The only problem is that I'm having to set the global $http service defaults with the auth credentials. I am seeing that you're supposed to be

I am new to Angular. I am sure I am missing some basic stuff here. I have one object which I post to the server to create it. The Server returns the object Id, which I need to read and update the object I have in the client. The server will only return the object ID, however, at the client side, I have other data which I am not able to use when I perform a callback (I don't have access to the original data). The Following jsfiddle code has been added as a reference : //Get Angular Project module var app = angular.module("app", ['ngResource']); //create Project factory app.factory('Project',

I'm currently trying to fill a kendo grid with remote data. Kendo has its own function to fetch the data, but I want to use the angular factory which I created. So I have a factory, which has a function "getSkills". This function obtains all the skill objects from my api. angular.module('MyApp').factory('Factory', function ($resource) { return $resource('/api/v1/skills/', { }, { getSkills: { method: 'GET', isArray: true } }); }); In my SkillController in angular, I put these fetched skills in a scope variable. $scope.skills = SkillFactory.getSkills(); I initialize the Kendo grid here: $scope

I'd like to be able to setup resources using $resource using CORS to request my data. I've got CORS working with $http but the same techniques don't apply to $resource and I was hoping someone can come to my rescue and show me how with $resource. I've modified the last step of the Angular tutorial to use CORS by hacking the phonecatServices service, in the services.js file. I found this example which uses the $http.defaults.useXDomain = true; delete $http.defaults.headers.common['X-Requested-With'];line to get angular to request the data using CORS but if I try $resource.defaults.useXDomain =

I'm trying to access a REST service I don't control. First problem is that the service doesn't include a Access-Control-Allow-Origin header, which is a problem that, if I understand correctly, immediately limits me to JSONP. Also, by default, this service sends XML rather than JSON, though it's capable of sending JSON. I think it should respond to my Accept header, the people responsible for the service say it looks at my Content-Type. That would mean I'd need to do a POST rather than a GET (though get makes more sense when I'm just getting some static data, right?). Stubborn as I am, I'm

I have a RESTful API that provides me with employees and departments. In my AngularJS app, I need to know the employee and the departments the employee belongs to. I have defined two factory services for that: angular.module('myApp.services', []) .factory('Employee', function ($resource) { return $resource ('/api/employees/:id', { id: '@id' }); }) .factory('Department', function ($resource) { return $resource ('/api/departments/:id', { id: '@id' }); }) ; In the controller, I call: $scope.employee = Employee.get({id: 'me'}); Next, I want to call: $scope.departments = []; angular.forEach($scope