> 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
Which problem was that? Was it path-related? > 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. What was the issue? Which exact error would you get in the browser console? Did you check that all source file were loaded? >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? I'd like to know myself. But the main point to take away here is that this path *is correct* (although it could be simplified). We had reports about that before, but I was never able to reproduce it with our Windows boxes. There must be something triggering this behavior which I haven't been able to reproduce. That being said, I'd say the loading issue is the important problem. Whether these two are related I cannot say. > Why did it not go back to normal after I > deleted everything? Why should it?! I see no reason to assume that this was a singular accident that can be overcome by deleting everything and repeating what you did before. Repeating doesn't usually fix things. > Editing this path and running generate.py works, but I > really would like to know why it is doing this. Editing the path would only be interesting if this fixes your loading problem. But I suspect it doesn't. I would be more interested to learn why your app doesn't load properly after a successful build. T. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Live Security Virtual Conference Exclusive live event will cover all the ways today's security and threat landscape has changed and how IT managers can respond. Discussions will include endpoint security, mobile security and the latest in malware threats. http://www.accelacomm.com/jaw/sfrnl04242012/114/50122263/ _______________________________________________ qooxdoo-devel mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/qooxdoo-devel
