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I might be wrong but, have you tried to specify noCache: false? By default it is true in AjaxProxy meaning that an extra parameter is added to avoid the call to be cached by cache servers so, if I'm not saying something stupid and HTML5 offline cache works in the same way as page cache, then that should make your call to be not retrieved from local offline cache.

To make it clear, you should invoke bundle as:

bundle = new Ext.i18n.Bundle({
bundle:'Application',
path:'resources',
lang: lang,
noCache: false // this should make the trick
});

Please let me know if you can make it work with that.

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Thanks Max, I tried that. Has no effect.

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John,

Try adding noCache: false, use GET method and also copy the url for your .properties files generated by Sencha to declare it in you cache manifest. Sencha adds some extra params to your calls (i.e. limit=25) so in order to make that call cached, you need to specify it in exactly the same way it is requested to server in your APP MANIFEST file.

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Will try that,
thanks

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buildURL: function(language){
    var url = '';
    if (this.path) url+= this.path + '/';
    url+=this.bundle;
    if (language) url+= '_'+language;
    url+=this.resourceExt;
    return url;
},


returns with 'resources/Application_en-US.properties' and that is in the manifest, and in the application cache in the browser

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John,

Yes, 'resources/Application_en-US.properties' is the URL generated by
Bundle component but, Ext.data.Store - which is the underlying
implementation for the Ajax call - usually adds some extra parameters to
the request to server.

So, if you use Chrome to debug this in your desktop, when the .properties
file is requested the final URL has those extra params added to the call.
You need to copy that url and put it into the MANIFEST file.

Usually the request is something like:
http://localhost:8080/MyApp/resources/Application.properties?limit=25&filters=

Those extra parameters are always the same, so you can cache the server
call but if you don't specify the noCache param it also adds a random
number tied to _dc parameter which you cannot cache.

Ing. Maximiliano Fierro
elmasse

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wrote:

buildURL: function(language){
var url = '';
if (this.path) url+= this.path + '/';
url+=this.bundle;
if (language) url+= '_'+language;
url+=this.resourceExt;
return url;
},

   returns with 'resources/Application_en-US.properties' and that is

in the manifest, and in the application cache in the browser

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Stepping through code now. Looks promising.

Thank you

John
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On Dec 15, 2011, at 3:22 PM, Maximiliano Fierro
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wrote:

John,

Yes, 'resources/Application_en-US.properties' is the URL generated by
Bundle component but, Ext.data.Store - which is the underlying
implementation for the Ajax call - usually adds some extra parameters to
the request to server.

So, if you use Chrome to debug this in your desktop, when the .properties
file is requested the final URL has those extra params added to the call.
You need to copy that url and put it into the MANIFEST file.

Usually the request is something like:
http://localhost:8080/MyApp/resources/Application.properties?limit=25&filters=

Those extra parameters are always the same, so you can cache the server
call but if you don't specify the noCache param it also adds a random
number tied to _dc parameter which you cannot cache.

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Ing. Maximiliano Fierro
elmasse

On Thu, Dec 15, 2011 at 5:06 PM, John B. Murphy <
[email protected]

wrote:

buildURL: function(language){
var url = '';
if (this.path) url+= this.path + '/';
url+=this.bundle;
if (language) url+= '_'+language;
url+=this.resourceExt;
return url;
},

  returns with 'resources/Application_en-US.properties' and that is

in the manifest, and in the application cache in the browser

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That was it!

Thanks Max

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