Hi,
Since I was getting error as "Couldn't load file: ..", so searching in
apiviewer-0.js revealed a code snippet :
var M=new qx.io.remote.Request(L);
M.addListener(D,function(N){this.error("Couldn't load file: "+L);},this);
So, I tried a simple code :
var L =
"http://localhost:8080/Chiron/js/spagobi/api/script/qx.Class.js";;
var M=new qx.io.remote.Request(L);
M.addListener("failed",function(N){this.error("Couldn't load
file: "+L);},this);
M.addListener("completed",function(N){this.error("Loaded file:
"+L);},this);
M.send();
This gives console output as Couldn't load file ....
And, var L =
"http://localhost:8080/Chiron/js/spagobi/api/script/qx.class.js";;
gives output as Loaded file ...
I know that this had to work because files on server are with lowercase
names. But, if its not a case-sensitive issue, then why is the server
giving me Error 404.
Now, how to solve this for the server (online access) and why the local
file (offline access) work's are the real mysteries for me. :-)
thron7 wrote:
Amit Rana wrote:
My Application start page is :
http://localhost:8080/MyApplicationName/ (which shows the server's index.html)
This index.html has the link to API as :
<span class="local"><a href="myJSfolder/custom/api/index.html"><b>Open API
viewer</b></a></span>
Clicking on this shows the URL on browser as :
http://localhost:8080/MyApplicationName/myJSfolder/custom/api/index.html
This index.html has code as :
<script type="text/javascript" src="script/apiviewer.js"></script>
Firebug console says :
GET http://localhost:8080/Chiron/js/spagobi/api/script/qx.Class.js
THIS ^^^^ is very suspicious! Why is there a request to a URL with
server path starting with "/Chiron/js/...", when we are in a path that
starts with "/MyApplicationName/..."?!
- Clear your browser cache.
- Clear any server cache you might have.
Sorry Thomas, the firebug console error is not
GET http://localhost:8080/Chiron/js/spagobi/api/script/qx.Class.js (was
trying with a dummy application earlier)
but
GET
http://localhost:8080/MyApplicationName/myJSfolder/custom/api/script/qx.Class.js
with response as :
The requested resource
(/MyApplicationName/myJSfolder/custom/api/script/qx.Class.js) is not
available.
with response as : The requested resource
(/MyApplicationName/myJSfolder/custom/api/script/qx.Class.js) is not available.
And, when I go to :
http://localhost:8080/MyApplicationName/myJSfolder/custom/api/script/ in browser
URL, I see a list of files with qx.class.js as one of them.
I went into : qooxdoo-0.8-sdk\component\apiviewer and did a generate.py source.
Why would that help? Aren't you trying to browse a custom api viewer,
built in your own project with "generate.py api"?!
I just wanted to test if the files generated are with lower/upper case
(because qooxdoo-0.8-sdk\framework\api\script has the files with
uppercase which got ma confused)
It also generated a script folder with classes in lowercase (qx.class.js) and
calling index.html works.
You're using Windows, so capitalisation doesn't matter.
I agree as the offline access works fine. I need to solve how.
I created a dummy index.html and called
qooxdoo-0.8-sdk\component\apiviewer\index.html and that too works.
Then, from dummy index.html, I called
MyApplicationName/myJSfolder/custom/api/index.html and that works too.
So, the problem occurs only when data is on server. I am trying to dig into
that.
Yes, there is not much use in testing against an offline access (file://
protocol). You have to test and compare online access.
T.
I tried the same with online access but no success. I got the same
error. I have to set some path in a file (mostly apiviewer-0.js and via
config.json) but not able to get that. :-(
amit
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