Stefan,
> Here's my simplified test case: Application1 (custom) uses a class of
> application2 (cruise) to say "hello".
>
> ### App1 - source/class/custom/Application.js ###
> ...
> // say hello
> var remHello = new cruise.Hello();
> remHello.say("remote hello");
> ...
>
> ### App1 - config.json ###
> ...
> "jobs" : {
> {
> "library" :
> [
> {
> "manifest" : "${CRUISE}/Manifest.json",
> "uri" : "${CRUISE}"
>
Remove for now the 'uri' parm in this entry.
> }
> ]
> }
> }
> ...
>
> ### App2 - source/class/cruise/Hello.js ###
>
> qx.Class.define("cruise.Hello",{
> extend : qx.ui.core.Widget,
> construct: function() {
> this.base(arguments);
> },
> members : {
> say : function(text) {
> alert(text);
> }
> }
> });
>
> This works, but only once I _build_ my application1. I cannot test and debug
> with the source version. If I only "generate.py source" I see nothing but a
> blank (browser) window.
Please check if the cruise/Hello.js class file has been loaded into the
browser.
> A soon as I run "generate.py build" and open the
> build version, the remote class is properly called and says "hello".
>
> Is this intended behaviour,
Nope.
> or am I missing something? I'd like to develop
> my app without the need to build all the time. Is this possible?
>
Yes, that's the whole purpose of the source version, right ;-).
> P.S.: Two questions that came up:
> a) Do I need to build the library to be included beforehand?
No.
> (Seems to work
> without).
> b) If I try to build it I get informed that I need an Application class. Do
> I need an application class in a library?
>
Not in the library, but in your main application. Check that
qx.application is set to your main application class in the app's
config.json.
Thomas
>
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