What is interesting is that I see the utils.js in the app.json?  and yes i have clear the case and cookies etc in the browser to force a refresh.

also if I manually add a script tag containing utils.js to the index.html it works….

What do you think?

“js”: [

      {
        “path”: “sdk/sencha-touch.js”
      },
      {
        “path”: “app.js”,
        “bundle”: true,  /* Indicates that all class dependencies are concatenated into this file when build */
        “update”: “delta”
      },
      {
        “path”: “utils.js”
      }
  ],

Check SENCHA_SDK_TOOLS_2_0_0_BETA3 environment variable.  Mine was C:\Program Files (x86).  I read in another thread not to install the SDK tools there even though I"m sure 99% of people do because that is the default setting on Windows.

Anway, I had previously moved the SDK Tools to C:\dev\Workspace and updated my path manually to avoid having the space in Program Files and the binaries were somewhere else now, but I didn’t realize this environment variable even existed.

After setting the %SENCHA_SDK_TOOLS_2_0_0_BETA3% environment variable (and updating Path% with it),  I came down to my last error of a different sort

[ERROR] Failed loading your application from: ‘file:///c:/xampp/htdocs/myapp’. 

setting url : “http://localhost/myapp/index.html”  resolved that.

I have tried setting the absolute URL to my application for the the url item inside app.json to no avail.  And the path exists also.  So it’s some weird thing that only manifests on windows.

Also, by the way, you can’t install this on Linux CentOS maybe only on Ubuntu.

Tools work well on my mac, but it’s not fair to say it’s cross platform when it clearly hasn’t been tested.  Fails right out of the box on 2 out of 3 platforms I need it to work on right now.  Can’t get my work done please help.

Nigel mentioned he was able to package the application sucessfully. he may help us with that.

Error: Bad component name: com.mobile.TestPack1.STActivity

““C:/devTools/android/android-sdk-windows\tools\android” create project—target android-7—name TestPack1—activity STActivity
—path C:\dev\sencha_ws\test1\build\native\—package com.mobile.TestPack1”

[ERROR] 1855 KB/s (809419 bytes in 0.426s)

My Packager.json is:

{
/**
  * @cfg {String} applicationName
  * @required
  * This is the name of your application, which is displayed on the device when the app is installed. On IOS, this should match
  * the name of your application in the Apple Provisioning Portal.
  */
“applicationName”:“TestPack1”,

/**
  * @cfg {String} applicationId
  * This is the name namespace for your application. On IOS, this should match the name of your application in the Apple Provisioning Portal.
  */
“applicationId”:“com.mobile.TestPack1”,

/**
  * @cfg {String} versionString
  * @required
  * This is the version of your application.
  */
“versionString”:“1.0”,

/**
  * @cfg {String} iconName
  * This is file name of your icon. This should be in the same directory of this configuration file.
  *
  * For iOS, please refer to their documentation about icon sizes:
  * https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/#documentation/userexperience/conceptual/mobilehig/IconsImages/IconsImages.html
  *
  * For Android, please refer to the Google Launcher icons guide:
  * http://developer.android.com/guide/practices/ui_guidelines/icon_design_launcher.html
  */
“iconName”:“resources/icons/Icon.png”,

/**
  * @cfg {String} inputPath
  * @required
  * This is location of your Sencha Touch 2 application, relative to this configuration file.
  */
“inputPath”:“build/native”,

/**
  * @cfg {String} outputPath
  * @required
  * This is where the built application file with be saved.
  */
“outputPath”:“build/”,

/**
  * @cfg {String} configuration
  * @required
  * This is configuration for your application. `Debug` should always be used unless you are submitting your app to an online
  * store - in which case `Release` should be specified.
  */
“configuration”:“Debug”,

/**
  * @cfg {String} platform
  * @required
  * This is the platform where you will be running your application. Available options are:
  *  - iOSSimulator
  *  - iOS
  *  - Android
  *  - AndroidEmulator
  */
“platform”:“AndroidEmulator”,

/**
  * @cfg {String} deviceType
  * @required
  * This is device type that your application will be running on.
  *
  * If you are developing for Android, this is not necessary.
  *
  * Available options are:
  *  - iPhone
  *  - iPad
  *  - Universal
  */
/* “deviceType”:“Universal”,*/
/**
  * @cfg {String} certificatePath
  * This is the location of your certificate.
  * This is required when you are developing for Android or you are developing on Windows.
  */
“certificatePath”:“C:/dev/certificate-codesigningkeys-flashMobile/Android/nttdata.p12”,

/**
  * @cfg {String} certificateAlias
  * This is the name of your certificate.
  *
  * IF you do not specify this on OSX, we will try and automatically find the certificate for you using the applicationId.
  *
  * This can be just a simple matcher. For example, if your certificate name is “iPhone Developer: Robert Dougan (ABCDEFGHIJ)”, you
  * can just put “iPhone Developer”.
  *
  * When using a certificatePath on Windows, you do not need to specify this.
  */
“certificateAlias”:”“,

/**
  * @cfg {String} sdkPath
  * This is the path to the Android SDK, if you are developing an Android application.
  */
“sdkPath”:“C:/devTools/android/android-sdk-windows”,

/**
  * @cfg androidAPILevel
  * This is android API level, the version of Android SDK to use, you can read more about it here: http://developer.android.com/guide/appendix/api-levels.html.
  * Be sure to install corresponding platform API in android SDK manager (android_sdk/tools/android)
  */
“androidAPILevel”:“7”,

/**
  * @cfg orientations
  * @required
  * This is orientations that this application can run.
  */
“orientations”: [
  “portrait”,
  “landscapeLeft”,
  “landscapeRight”,
  “portraitUpsideDown”
]
}

In case You have some other non standard folders that should be copied during build process, they should be references inside app.json file in section “extras”

So where do you put google maps or other hosted scripts. I tried a putting url in app.json but did not know where to put it and I can’t seem to find any documentation on app.json. I tried pulling the script and saving it to in app folder then adding it to js section in app.json but build failed.