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marcjansen avatar marcjansen commented on July 23, 2024

I try to investigate that.

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marcjansen avatar marcjansen commented on July 23, 2024

[WRN] Failed to resolve package basepackage

This should not be there, please do not "require": ["basepackage"]

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marcjansen avatar marcjansen commented on July 23, 2024

Have you followed #65 or this tutorial? The latter should work without any hassle.

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CGastrell avatar CGastrell commented on July 23, 2024

This should not be there, please do not "require": ["basepackage"]

Removing the require: ["basepackage"] didn't solved it, I still get the same error.

Have you followed #65 or this tutorial? The latter should work without any hassle.

The #65 I didn't quite get it, as I said, I'm new with this and I'm just trying to get a hold of it. The tutorial is the one I was trying and, hence, my issue/comment.

I'll try to understand the #65 and make it work. Thanks.

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marcjansen avatar marcjansen commented on July 23, 2024

Would be nice if you could tell us your findings. It all works nice for the people who tested this so far.

I'll keep the issue open in the meantime.

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marcjansen avatar marcjansen commented on July 23, 2024

Have you added the path to util to the classpath config? Your error happens in the modern build, which resolves requires via classpath, as not the ful GeoExt package can be required. The titorial has details, and probably needs atiny update

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jgrocha avatar jgrocha commented on July 23, 2024

Thanks @CGastrell. The @marcjansen commit bc8254c on 20 Oct introduced a new requires: [ 'GeoExt.util.Layer' ].
So, the app.json classpath must be updated to include packages/remote/GeoExt/src/util.
The full classpath should be:

    "classpath": [
        "app",
        "${toolkit.name}/src",
        "packages/remote/GeoExt/src/component",
        "packages/remote/GeoExt/src/data",
        "packages/remote/GeoExt/src/mixin",
        "packages/remote/GeoExt/src/util"
    ],

I'll keep the issue open until we update the tutorial.

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CGastrell avatar CGastrell commented on July 23, 2024

Thanks to you, a working starting tutorial is paramount for us trying to
find our way through the geostuff libraries. Your work is awesome. I'll
keep digging.

:: christianGastrell :: handyMan ::

On Mon, Dec 14, 2015 at 1:12 PM, Jorge Gustavo Rocha <
[email protected]> wrote:

Thanks @CGastrell https://github.com/CGastrell. The @marcjansen
https://github.com/marcjansen commit bc8254c
bc8254c
on 20 Oct introduced a new requires: [ 'GeoExt.util.Layer' ].
So, the app.json classpath must be updated to include
packages/remote/GeoExt/src/util.
The full classpath should be:

"classpath": [
    "app",
    "${toolkit.name}/src",
    "packages/remote/GeoExt/src/component",
    "packages/remote/GeoExt/src/data",
    "packages/remote/GeoExt/src/mixin",
    "packages/remote/GeoExt/src/util"
],

I'll keep the issue open until we update the tutorial.


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