Different stores with different (so I thought) proxies WTF !?

[armandoxxx]

Hey guys ..

Need a little explanation about proxies ...
I've got a form with components that call same URL through it's storage proxies.
The problem is with extra params ...
In some cases I have to set extra parameters to a proxy .. and ALL proxies now have that same parameters !!!

copy paste from debug window:

proxy from store 1:
constructor {type: "ajax", url: "http://fukec:8080/kliping-admin/rest/extEntities/searchEntities", extraParams: Object, reader: constructor, hasListeners: HasListeners…}
api: Object
events: Object
extraParams: Object
language: "en"
type: "5a0d42a3-da66-3452-a44a-e9b36100a44a"
__proto__: Object
hasListeners: HasListeners
model: function constructor() {
nocache: true
reader: constructor
type: "ajax"
url: "http://fukec:8080/kliping-admin/rest/extEntities/searchEntities"
writer: constructor
__proto__: TemplateClass


proxy from store 2:
constructor {type: "ajax", url: "http://fukec:8080/kliping-admin/rest/extEntities/searchEntities", extraParams: Object, reader: constructor, hasListeners: HasListeners…}
api: Object
events: Object
extraParams: Object
language: "en"
type: "5a0d42a3-da66-3452-a44a-e9b36100a44a"
__proto__: Object
hasListeners: HasListeners
model: function constructor() {
nocache: true
reader: constructor
type: "ajax"
url: "http://fukec:8080/kliping-admin/rest/extEntities/searchEntities"
writer: constructor
__proto__: TemplateClass

check the type extra parameter .. it's in both proxies ... and I only set it once on second proxy!

Any explanation and/or fix would be appreciated!

Regards

Armando

[Arg0n]

It seems, that your proxies don't share the same parameters... your stores share the same proxies xD
Do you really use 2 different stores?

[armandoxxx]

Hey

Yes I use two different stores..

Ext.create('store1', {storeId:'store1'});
Ext.create('store2', {storeId:'store2'});

is the code .. and console throws 2 different stores out ..

but I found out what was the problem ...

old code:

Ext.require('model.NamedEntity'); 
Ext.define('store.NamedEntity', {
    extend        : 'Ext.data.Store',
    model        : 'model.NamedEntity',
    autoLoad    : false,
    pageSize    : 50,
    proxy        : {
        type        : 'ajax',
        url            : FORM_SEARCH_ENTITIES_PATH,
        extraParams    : {
            language    : Dict.getDefaultLanguage()
        },
        reader        : {
            type            : 'json',
            root            : 'data',
            totalProperty    : 'total'
        }
    }

}); 

new code :

Ext.require('model.NamedEntity');


Ext.define('store.NamedEntity', {

    extend        : 'Ext.data.Store',

    constructor : function(theConfig) {

        Ext.apply(this, {
            model        : 'model.NamedEntity',
            autoLoad    : false,
            pageSize    : 50,
            proxy        : {
                type        : 'ajax',
                url            : FORM_SEARCH_ENTITIES_PATH,
                extraParams    : {
                    language    : Dict.getDefaultLanguage()
                },
                reader        : {
                    type            : 'json',
                    root            : 'data',
                    totalProperty    : 'total'
                }
            }
        });
        this.initConfig(theConfig);
        this.callParent(arguments);
    }
}); 

they shared properties on create !!!


Regards

Armando