storeId not registered

[cantorh]

Hi,
I have a store with a storeId. However, the storeId does not get registered with the StoreManager.
The class name is ‘ReplenishmentOrderStatus2ndSt’ and the storeId is ‘OrderStatus2ndSt'.
Here’s the base class for the store…

Ext.define('PickPack.store.base.ReplenishmentOrderStatus2ndSt', {
     extend: 'Ext.data.Store',
     requires: [
             ' PickPack.model.ReplenishmentOrderStatus'
        ],
     constructor: function(cfg) {
       var me = this;
       cfg = cfg || {};
       me.callParent([Ext.apply({
                                               storeId: 'OrderStatus2ndSt',
                                               model: 'PickPack.model.ReplenishmentOrderStatus'
                               }, cfg)]);
      }
 });

The Application is defined as follows..
Ext.application({
   models: [
            'ReplenishmentOrderStatus',                                                                                                   
            'OrdersAssignedToPicking',
            'ScanPerformanance'
      ],
    stores: [
          'ReplenishmentOrderStatusDayton',
          'ScanPerformance2ndSt',
          'ScanPerformanceDayton',
          'OrdersAssignedToPicking2ndSt',
          'OrdersAssignedToPickingDayton',
           'ReplenishmentOrderStatus2ndSt'
    ],
 
      views: [
          'MainViewport'
],
 
 name: 'PickPack',
 
    launch: function() {
    var store1 = Ext.data.StoreManager.lookup('ReplenishmentOrderStatus2ndSt'); //  store1 is set to the store.
   var store2 = Ext.data.StoreManager.lookup('OrderStatus2ndSt'); //  store2 is undefined
      }
});

At the launch method, store2 will be undefined. Also, if a grid uses the storeId an exception will be thrown because the store will be undefined.
-thanks,
Hugo.

[Phil.Strong]

Be sure your setting a userClassName (typically I'd suggest the same as storeId).

[bteixeira]

Hi there

I have the exact same problem. I can get around it by using lookup with the full class name instead of the storeId.
However, the documentation clearly says:

lookup( String/Object store ) : Ext.data.Store

Gets a registered Store by id

Instead, it seems the manager is indexing stores by their fully qualified class names, not even their short names. It's kind of annoying having to lookup('long.path.to.my.store.TheStore') instead of lookup('TheStore').

So, is this a bug? Or are we doing something wrong?

[bteixeira]

Well it seems that if I instantiate the store manually (through a constructor or Ext.create()) the manager maps the store to storeId instead of the full class name. The other situation happens when using the stores[] array. So either this really is a bug or there is some subtlety in the documentation that I haven't found yet.

This is actually not specific to the Designer, could this thread be moved somewhere else?