Jean-Baptiste BRIAUD -- Novlog wrote:
> Hi,
>
> search for qxbuild in the mailling list archive.
> I think this is what you are looking for

No, I think it isn't, not everything is a "nail" ;-).

Still searching the mailing list might be worthwhile, since application 
startup and initialization have been discussed recently.

>> I think, at least:
>> - load any required qx class file (e.g. via <script> tag) - this is  
>> done
>> by QWT + my app code
>>     

Right.

>> - simply creating an instance of my UI class which is derived from
>> "Standalone" using new()?
>>     

That's usually taken care of by the qooxdoo runtime. You need to specify 
a setting "qx.application".

>> - somehow initializing qx?
>>     

The standard entry would be to call 
qx.event.handler.Application.onScriptLoaded().

>> - deal with required resources?
>>     

Well, yes, take a look at the start of a generated (source or build) 
version of a qooxdoo application. There are several structures being 
initialized, both in global vars and in qx.$$loader attributes. These 
are looked for by the qooxdoo runtime (but you can provide empty values 
for most).

If you are using resources, or qooxdoo framework classes that do, you 
will have to fill in the proper URIs into the qx.$$resources structure.

>> If there's an example of such a minimal application, this would be
>> extremely helpfull.
>>     

Not among the standard docs, as far as I'm aware of. Maybe the BOM 
skeleton might help. Well, you might in fact want to look at qxbuild, 
not in terms of using it but in terms how a "hand-wrought" application 
start up might look like.

Thomas

>> Regards,
>> Michael.
>>
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