Hello, I would suggest taking a look at the gearpad sample application. There are some flags that you set on the local server to check whether it's offline enabled, I think... (been awhile since I looked at the example)
http://code.google.com/apis/gears/sample.html You'll need to setup some kind of application server (non-gears) that can give you a true server response (as if there was no Gears layer). I'm not sure what other people recommend, but I usually use apache httpd. Hope this helps. On May 28, 7:42 am, nightingale1785 <[email protected]> wrote: > I read the google gears documents. But I still have too many questions > on my mind. > > I still dont understand how to make Ajax applications work offline? > > How do we cache the Ajax response? > > As far as I understand, when any ajax request is given from the > application, > > 1. Initialize gears. > > 2. Try to get the response from the local server. (How do we put that > in the local server? Can we give Ajax URL request in the manifest.json > to be cached?) > > 3. If not available, Give the server request. > > Is this the way it works? > > I know Its a dumb question . Some one please answer. I am lost!
