[by joakim.dejong]

In Ext JS 4.0 to set the writer after the store has been created you can use "setWriter" on the proxy.
It seems that "meta" isn't used in 4.0.
Instead you should pass in the config object


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[by joakim.dejong]

Found the answer to my own question.
Just use "setWriter" on the proxy.



var myProxy = Ext.StoreMgr.lookup('myStore').getProxy();
myProxy.setWriter(new Ext.data.XmlWriter());

[by joakim.dejong]

Is there a way to fix this in Ext JS 4.0?
The described method above didn't work. :(

[by joakim.dejong]

Is this enough to be considered a bug report?
Or should it be sent somewhere else also?
Just so the developers see it and are able to fix it.

[by joakim.dejong]

I just found that the call to removeChild() mentioned above seems to be faulty.


replaceChild : function(newChild, oldChild, suppressEvents) {
var s = oldChild ?...

[by joakim.dejong]

I am having the same problem.
When I call "sync()" on the TreeStore the next sibling of the changed child becomes dirty.
When I look at the siblings' values, under "modified" it says it's Index has...