Hi
Just to be sure I am referencing the images correctly I tried two
methods as shown below. The 1st method works and displays image
"login16.png" but I believe it is not the correct way to reference an
image. The second method does not work but I think it is the
recommended way to reference an image.
Both method work properly in the dcbase application.
qx.Class.define("dcbase.frmLogin",
{
extend : dcbase.frmModal,
construct : function () {
this.base(arguments,"Login","../source/resource/dcbase/login16.png");
this.setShowStatusbar(true);
this.setMinWidth(400);
this.setMinHeight(300);
this.setCaption("Login");
this.setLayout(new qx.ui.layout.Grid(10,10));
this.add(new qx.ui.basic.Image("dcbase/login48.png"),{row: 0,
column: 0});
Thanks,
Simon
On 20/07/2011 3:10 PM, thron7 wrote:
>> Hi
>>
>> I have now changed my structure so that I have two projects "dcbase" for
>> my base classes and a second real project called "kardpoll". I then
>> changed the config.json and added
>>
>> "library" :
>> [
>> {
>> "manifest" : "../dcbase/Manifest.json"
>> }
>> ]
>>
>> I can now simply use dcbase classes in my kardpoll application. The
>> only problem left to solve is the images used in the dcbase classes.
>> When used in the kardpoll application the images are missing. I assume
>> this is due to the relative paths. So is there a way to refer to these
>> images so that they will work in any application?
>
> This should work out of the box. I'm not sure, though, I understand what
> you mean by "relative paths". In qooxdoo, images are referenced by their
> "resource id". This is the trailing end of their file system path, but
> only the part under the "source/resource" root. What you get is a resource
> id that always has to start with a name space, e.g. like
> "dcbase/images/i.png". This resource id, together with the "library" entry
> to the library, is all the build system needs to know to locate the image.
>
> One crucial aspect is that the library containing the image is known to
> *all* relevant build jobs. E.g. it is not enough that dcbase is known to
> the "build-script" job for the script generation, it has also to be known
> to the "build-resources" job which copies resource files to the build
> version. Maybe there is an issue here in your configuration.
>
> An easy way around this is to override the "libraries" (mind the plural)
> job in your own config. This makes sure your additional library gets
> honored in all relevant jobs:
>
> "libraries": {
> "library" : [
> { "manifest" : "../dcbase/Manifest.json" }
> ]
> }
>
> Take a look at the config.json of a vanilla gui skeleton which has a
> commented out example of this.
>
> T.
>
>
>
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