Errors after compiling

[likdike]

Hi everyone. I compiled my project via sencha cmd 3.0.0.230. After compile i navigate to http://meprojectlocalhost.com, but my project not rendering and console of browser displays following errors:

Uncaught Error: [Ext.Loader] Failed loading 'MyApp/model/MyModel1.js', please verify that the file exists all-classes.js:10092
Uncaught Error: [Ext.Loader] Failed loading 'MyApp/store/MyStore1.js', please verify that the file exists

and etc. on all my models and stores. Please note what next address http://myprojectlocalhost.com/MyApp/model/MyModel1.js?_dc=1357902265764
where MyApp is namespace my project (ie example MyApp.model.Model1)

All models and stores in file all-classes.js is. Below code my app.js in all-classes.js/

Ext.Loader.setConfig({    enabled: false,    paths: {        'Ext': 'js/extjs4/src',        'Ext.ux': 'js/extjs4/ux',        'MyApp': '/js/gisjs'    }});

Ext.require('Ext.layout.*');Ext.require('MyApp.controller.*');Ext.require('MyApp.store.*');Ext.require('MyApp.model.*');


Ext.application({    name: 'MyApp',    appFolder: '/app',    controllers: ['MyController'],    autoCreateViewport: false,    launch: function() {        var access = this.getController('Main').accsesData;        Ext.create('MyApp.view.Viewport', {            access: access        });        Ext.QuickTips.init();    }}); 

I tried comment out setConfig and Ext.require, but failure. Once i remove stores from my controller errors disappear. Version of the ExtJS is 4.1.1a.

[mitchellsimoens]

Your stores use the models so they should require the models.

[likdike]

Your stores use the models so they should require the models.

I add to config of stores the following line

requires: ['MyApp.model.MyModel1'] 

and errors associated with the models disappeared, but similar errors associated with stores remained

Uncaught Error: [Ext.Loader] Failed loading 'MyApp/store/MyStore1.js', please verify that the file exists

[mitchellsimoens]

Ok, so the classes that use the store needs to require the store. You can see a pattern forming here where if class A uses class B at all you should require class B in class A.

[likdike]

Ok, so the classes that use the store needs to require the store. You can see a pattern forming here where if class A uses class B at all you should require class B in class A.

Such variant i tried, but without result. Interestingly that if Ext tries to load stores dynamically, why it appeals to myproject.com/MyApp/store/MyStore.js, when it should to appeal to myproject.com/app/store/MyStore.js, look my app.js. Is not there or something I do not understand?

[mitchellsimoens]

It should try and load from /js/gisjs/store/MyStore.js as you have a path for MyApp to /js/gisjs. Did you update the bootstrap.js file at all? I ask because you are using the wildcards which I'm not a fan of but should technically work.