On 02/09/2012 03:03 AM, Juan Fernando Jaramillo wrote:
> Well, I download again, y already it have the job qxoo-noopt in the
> file framework/config.json.
Exactly, you can either download it from our website, or generate it in
the framework folder.
> But I don't understant how it work, becaus, I try modifing the line of
> the default job in my project' s file config.json as:
Look, you cannot generate it in your project, as there is no general job
for it. The qxoo-build job is only defined in the framework folder. qxoo
is not project-specific, so there is not much use in having this job in
every project. Rather, it's a ready-to-use collection of framework
classes in a read-to-use .js file. There is nothing project-specific in
it, so you can take just the available qxoo file and use it as a library
for your own development.
This is a deviation from the normal qooxdoo development model where the
framework classes are normally merged into the generated application
when you run the generator.
>
> //"default-job" : "source-hybrid",
> "default-job" : "qxoo-build",
>
> and them to generate my project with:
>
> > ./generate.py qxoo-noopt
As above, there is no job "qxoo-noopt" defined in your project. If you
want to stay in the scheme of generating your application from all
available classes (including framework classes), you might start with a
"basic" skeleton ("create-application.py -t basic"), which is tailored
towards non-browser environments. qxoo, on the other hand, is for people
that don't want to use the generator at all, but just want to include
qooxdoo's OO system on their HTML page (much like people use jQuery).
>
> And appear
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
> Initializing: web
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
> >>> Processing configuration
> 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'hasFeature'
This is in deed an obscure error message, it should just say that this
job is not known in your project.
This blog post [1] might help you in working with qxoo. It is geared
towards Node/Rhino, but it's the same if you want to use it for a
browser-based application (except you leave away the load/require
primitives and just <script>-include qxoo in your HTML page).
HTH,
T.
[1] http://news.qooxdoo.org/download-qxoo-now
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