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JSONMessage.Request/JSONResponse tests....
Create a message:
Message to send (JSONMessage.Request format):
Server Response:
Messages/requests sent this way are posted to the remote server, which decodes
the JSON, creates a server-side representation of it, and looks for an installed
response handler for that event type. If it finds none, it creates a response
wrapping an error object. The response object processes the request (or fills
out the specifics of the error, in the case of an unknown message type) using
whatever PHP APIs it likes. Afterwards, the dispatcher converts the response
to JSON and sends it back to the client. That response gets converted to a
higher-level JSONResponse object and is given back to the caller who posted
the request in the first place.
New event handlers are installed by creating a simple JSONResponse class,
filling in the implementation-specific code, and installing it in a
location where the dispatcher can find it (i.e. the file's
basename is the same as the message type).
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