Hey, > can i ask you? Sure, thats what the list is for. ;)
> How do i set up with config.json > > For exmaple: > source-version: > source/ <- Root Directory > ./class/<custom-name>/Application.js > ./class/<custom-name>/LoginWindow.js > ... > /resource/ ... > ./index.html > > How do i know that config.json can copy from source-version into > build-version but i will know how does config.json frameworks like qx.ui.js > and more into ./build/resources/qx...? > Is it right? No, thats not the way it should work. The build version does not need all the single files to be copied. The generator fetches all classes you need and puts them into a single file which then is a mix of your application code and the framework code in the needed order. So there is no need to copy the source files of the framework to the build folder. > build-version: > build/ <- Root Directory > ./class/<custom-name>/Application.js > ./class/<custom-name>/LoginWindow.js <- I will stay same redistirbutable > scripts in Build-Version... > ... > /resource/ ... <- are frameworks copying and compiling in /build/resources/ > ? > ./index.html As said, there should be no separate files for any class in the build folder. > Please tell me current completed config.json - How do i set up current > config.jsob. Usually, you can use the config.json which comes with the skeletons and you should not need to change these. Could you give me the reason why you would do that? > > I don't like get error of generate.py > > Thanks and i hope you because i want to use source- version-usiable build > directory like Extjs's Application Thats not a good idea at all. Lets assume that your application has about 30 classes and use at least 100 classes from the framework. That would mean you have to load 130 files which is totally slow and not really suitable for a deployment situation where you need to get as much speed as possible. Delivering one file should usually be the best because you reduce the latency to a minimum. Regards, Martin ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ All the data continuously generated in your IT infrastructure contains a definitive record of customers, application performance, security threats, fraudulent activity and more. Splunk takes this data and makes sense of it. Business sense. IT sense. Common sense. http://p.sf.net/sfu/splunk-d2d-oct _______________________________________________ qooxdoo-devel mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/qooxdoo-devel
