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6 Jun 2012 5:40 PM #1
SIO SDK 0.3.3 Released
SIO SDK 0.3.3 Released
We just updated the SDK and the documentation.
http://docs.sencha.io/0.3.3/index.html
http://download.sencha.io/sencha-io-0.3.3.zip
This update includes some example applications, and improvements to the API documentation and to the guides.
The release notes include a list of changes since the last release.
http://docs.sencha.io/0.3.3/index.ht.../release_notes
Post to the forum, or email me, if you experiemce any problems. merrells@sencha.com
John
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21 Jun 2012 4:21 AM #2
Compatibility Error with Sencha 2.0.1.1
Compatibility Error with Sencha 2.0.1.1
I just downloaded 0.3.3 io and using sencha touch 2.0.1.1
Get the following error:
ERROR: The Sencha.io SDK requires either the Sencha Touch SDK or the Sencha Ext JS SDK. Version 2.0.1.1 of the Sencha Touch SDK and this version of the Sencha.io SDK are not fully compatible. in Overides.js:121
I added the following lines to app.json
I added the following lines to app.jsCode:"js": [ <snip> // Added this section for Sencha IO { "path": "sencha-io-0.3.3/lib/socket.io.js" } ],
Code:// Added for Sencha.io Ext.Loader.setPath({ 'Ext.io': 'sencha-io-0.3.3/src/io', 'Ext.cf': 'sencha-io-0.3.3/src/cf' }); Ext.application({ <snip> io: { appId: "XXXXX", appSecret: "XXXXXXXX", },
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21 Jun 2012 5:37 AM #3
2.0.1.1 is not in the version compatible list check yet, i guess they will at it with the next version
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21 Jun 2012 9:31 AM #4
Hello,
Yes, SIO checks for ST 2.0.1. We haven't certified SIO with ST 2.0.1.1 yet, but very little changed, so it should work. You can edit the code that checks. Search and replace 2.0.1 to 2.0.1.1.
John
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15 Jul 2012 6:51 AM #5
So it's 24 days later and you still haven't validated your product with your other product it is required to use? IO is beta, so it is acceptable to have bugs. So which is the better course:
1. Release your Beta product that is expected to have bugs and allow it to work with the shipping version of the sdk that "should work".
2. Release your a Beta product that refuses to run at all.
Instead you ask all of your users to edit your source code so that your products work and play well together?
The least you could do is change the check to a Warning instead of stopping all execution.
Come on guys. When you had 2 products there was a lot of quality, but the 8 you have going now are all suffering...
Oh and it also doesn't work with the current ExtJS...
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24 Jul 2012 2:25 PM #6
Hello James,
We just released SIO SDK 0.3.4, which includes supports for all versions of Sencha Touch from 2.0 through to 2.1.
John


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