It is not a SOP problem. You have to make relative URIs to the qooxdoo SDK
work through the web server. Look at this snippet:
http://manual.qooxdoo.org/current/pages/snippets.html#running-a-source-version-from-a-web-server

> I copied the framework directory to the server under my app. How do I
> change
> the path to point to this directory on the server.

If you move the SDK in the file system, you need to adapt QOOXDOO_PATH in
your app's config.json, and re-run the generate.py source build step. It's
not relevant if the SDK is under your app folder. Crucial is the relative
file system paths generated in the app match the relative URL paths on
your server. Having a common document root for both SDK and app is good
way to achieve that.

T.


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