Cannot disable the disableCache mechanism - app does not run offline

[smantscheff]

The first lines of my app.js read:

Ext.Loader.setConfig( {enabled: true, disableCaching: false} );
Ext.data.Connection.disableCaching = false;
Ext.data.JsonP.disableCaching = false;
Ext.data.proxy.Server.prototype.noCache = false;
Ext.Ajax.disableCaching = false;

The app compiles to the production version without errors or warnings. It loads and runs from the server. When I try to run it offline in Chrome, those errors occur

• GET http://blasentagebuch.de/m/Override/...=1346682646496 /m/Override/slider/Slider.js?_dc=1346682646496:1

• GET http://blasentagebuch.de/m/app.json?1346682646693 /m/:6

which indicate that the timestamp of the disableCache parameter is appended to the GET requests. Therefore the application does not load offline. It hangs at the "Application is being loaded..." screen. How can I enable caching and avoid this _dc parameter?

The SDK version is 2.0.1.1

[bluehipy]

Probabl everything related to disable cache should be true not false.

[smantscheff]

Probabl everything related to disable cache should be true not false.

Think again. I want to enable the cache, so everything related to its disabling should be false.

[mitchellsimoens]

It looks like the classes that you have an error on did not get built into the build. Did you require it?

[smantscheff]

No, the missing class was not required explicitly.
Though it is listed in app.json under the keys /js/path and under /appCache/cache.
Now I explicitly included it in Ext.application({requires:"..."}) where it is the only entry. The other classes are loaded implicitly.
The error remains the same.
--- update
Meanwhile I included the whole code of Override.slider.Slider in app.js (urrghh) and purged any reference to the file. Now the app does work offline. But the console log in Chrome still shows this entry
GET http://blasentagebuch.de/m/app.json?1346932076018
I still do not understand why the timestamp parameter is appended to the file name, anyway, though I set disableCaching to false in app.js.