Problem with setting api parameter under Config in Ajax Proxy

[franck.pedrini]

Hello everyone,
I just got started with Sencha Architect 2 and for my first project I followed along the working example found at:
http://www.sencha.com/forum/showthre...-Architect-how
(The fourth post by d.velev has said project attached).

Now, I looked at the scripts to familiarise myself with the framework, and decided to create my own CRUD application via Architect, when I run up against the following problem;
when I create a JsonStore from the Inspector, and select the Ajax Proxy, I wish to enter the four .php files that map to the four CRUD operations, like so:

    read: "data/readUser.php",
    update: "data/updateUser.php",
    create:  "data/createUser.php",
    destroy: "data/destroyUser.php"

so that part of the script would look like this:

...
proxy: {
        type: 'ajax',
        api: {
            read: 'data/readUser.php',
            update: 'data/updateUser.php',
            create: 'data/createUser.php',
            destroy: 'data/deleteUser.php'
        },
        reader: {
                    type: 'json',
                    root: 'data'
        }
...

But when I open up Architect and navigate under Config, api, in the AjaxProxy of my JsonStore, all I can enter is a string of text which then automatically generates the following code:

...
proxy: {
                type: 'ajax',
                api: 'read: "data/readUser.php",\n    update: "data/updateUser.php",\n    create: "data/createUser.php",\n    destroy: "data/destroyUser.php"',
                reader: {
                    type: 'json',
                    root: 'data'
                }
            }
...

which obviously doesn't work.
I wonder what has to be entered in the 'api' field in order for Architect to generate the code I'm after.

Thanks in advance for your help,

Frank

[aconran]

You need to wrap what you entered in curly braces.

{
// what you have currently
}

[aconran]

You pasted in

    read: "data/readUser.php",
    update: "data/updateUser.php",
    create:  "data/createUser.php",
    destroy: "data/destroyUser.php"

For the api config, you should have pasted in

{
    read: "data/readUser.php",
    update: "data/updateUser.php",
    create:  "data/createUser.php",
    destroy: "data/destroyUser.php"
}

[franck.pedrini]

Sorted, thanks.
Should I feel ashamed it was that simple? eheh