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    Default Answered: Install sencha touch web app on microsoft IIS webserver

    Answered: Install sencha touch web app on microsoft IIS webserver


    Greetings all
    As I have not been able to find any simple information on the topic of what needs to be installed when you need to run a sencha web app on a plain website in Microsoft environment, I certainly would grateful for any advice on the matter.
    I have made a Sencha web app from following the tutorial instructions and it runs as expected on the local mac apache server, but when copied to an external website I only get the blinking of the app loading indicator.
    Any ideas of where to find information on the subject?

  2. First you may need to add a mime type to support json files

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    Any errors? Are you serving up any json files?
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    Default Apparently app.json cannot be found

    Apparently app.json cannot be found


    I'm using the example from:
    http://docs.sencha.com/touch/2-0/#!/guide/first_app

    It is fine on the local mac server but there is a 404 error reported in the Safari console regarding app.json even though it is there it cannot be opened.

    Any Ideas

    Thanks in advance

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    Default Adding json as Mime type did the trick

    Adding json as Mime type did the trick


    Thank you.
    That solved the problem and by the way taught me a lot.