Overriding Application question

[badgerb1]

Hi Guys,

I'm attempting to override application so that we can add some baked in functionality for a suite of products that will all use the same base.

Application.js

Ext.define("MyApp.mobile.Application", {
    override:"Ext.app.Application",


    requires:[
        'MobileApp.controller.mobileFramework.security.SetupDevice',
        'MobileApp.controller.mobileFramework.security.Security'


    ],
    config:{
        controllers:[
        'MobileApp.controller.mobileFramework.security.SetupDevice',
        'MobileApp.controller.mobileFramework.security.Security']
    }
});

app.js

Ext.application({
    name:'MobileApp'
});

The problem is the config items I put in the override don't get used so the controllers are not loaded. I can force them to be put in like this.

Ext.define("MyApp.mobile.Application", {
    override:"Ext.app.Application",


    requires:[
        'MobileApp.controller.mobileFramework.security.SetupDevice',
        'MobileApp.controller.mobileFramework.security.Security'


    ],
    constructor:function(config){
        config = config || {};
        config.controllers = config.controllers || [];
        config.controllers.push('mobileFramework.security.Security');
        config.controllers.push('mobileFramework.security.SetupDevice'); 
        this.callParent(arguments);
    }
});

But that seems kind of weird.
Should you be able to define configs in an override?
If not how would I add a new config type property to a class? I.E.

Ext.define("MyApp.mobile.Application", {
    override:"Ext.app.Application",


    requires:[
        'MobileApp.controller.mobileFramework.security.SetupDevice',
        'MobileApp.controller.mobileFramework.security.Security'


    ],
    config:{
        newConfig:'my new configuration item'
}
});

This doesn't add the newConfig item.

Thanks
Bob

[mitchellsimoens]

You shouldn't do that to Application. You should just have the requires and the controllers in the Ext.application call.

[badgerb1]

I was afraid of that.

What I'm trying to avoid is supporting a bunch of different apps with the same functionality in each, and overriding application to bake in the basics would be perfect.

Thanks though.
Bob