I am wondering if it is possible to initialize an application "build" version
at startup by reading from, for example, a json file, that a user would
configure to have parameters such as fully qualified domain name and path
to webserver, etc. Somehow the qooxdoo application "build" version would
read from this file and establish a base URL and webserver path which would
then be stored as internal variables, most likely, in the Application class,
that then could be passed as arguments to other classes during their
initialization phase.
To clarify, I would like to install a qooxdoo "build" version application
under some Linux specified webserver directory path, such as
"/srv/www/htdocs" where this directory path can vary, depending on which
specific Linux server it would be installed to (different servers could
possibly have different configurations). And at the same time serve the
"build" version application from a fully qualifed domain name, which can
also vary. These two parameter values, and possibly others, would be
defined in some kind of file, perhaps json or php, and somehow read in to
initialize the application.
The problem I am having is this; if I try making a call to a php file stored
in some directory location relative to the build directory, then when making
the call to the php file I need to already know what is the fully qualified
domain name in the URL reference. e.g.
qx.Class.define("xyz.Application" { ...
getConfig: function () {
var url = "http://[FQDN]/xyz/php/GLOBALS.php";
var req = new qx.io.remote.Request(url, "GET", "text/plain");
...
req.send();
}
});
But the application has already been built. So I cannot know before hand
what the FQDN will be.
Is there a way to make a relative reference to some resource that can be
used for initialization
without having to worry about FQDN or webserver paths?
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