I had the folder qooxdoo-2.0.1-sdk (as extracted from qooxdoo-2.0.1-sdk.zip)
in a folder called qooxdoo in the localhost folder
(C:\Users\cuningham\Documents\localhost which is the root of the webserver) on
my desktop. I ran into a problem with an application so I tried to start from
scratch by renaming the application folder (which was also in the qooxdoo
folder) and running "qooxdoo-2.0.1-sdk\tool\bin\create-application.py
-name=HelloWorld" with the current directory being the qooxdoo folder. I ran
"generate.py source-all" which completed successfully, but the new application
would not load properly in the browser. I found this line in the config.json
file:
"QOOXDOO_PATH" :
"../../../../../../users/cuningham/documents/localhost/qooxdoo/qooxdoo-2.0.1-sdk",
I could not figure out why the path was set like this so I deleted the entire
qooxdoo-2.0.1-sdk folder and the application folder, extracted
qooxdoo-2.0.1-sdk.zip and placed the contents in my qooxdoo folder just as
before. I ran another create-application and found the same QOOXDOO_PATH in the
config.json file.
Where is this coming from? Why did it not go back to normal after I deleted
everything? Editing this path and running generate.py works, but I really would
like to know why it is doing this.
-Benjamin
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