Hello,

I'm facing a weird qx.data.store.Json behaviour. When I try to load the
local.json (the same with the sample at qooxdoo's demos) file from a
webserver, the state stucks to "aborted". However, the model is created.

When I try to do the same with the following file:

{"remarkid" : 2, "topic":"test", "remarks" : [{"opened":"14/06/2011",
"icon":"ipqform/media-playback-stop.png",
                      "discussion": [
                                        {"icon":"ipqform/mail-receive.png",
"message":"Question"},
                                        {"icon":"ipqform/mail-reply-sender.png",
"message":"Answer"}
                           ]},
              {"opened":"24/06/2011",
"icon":"ipqform/media-playback-start.png",
                      "discussion": [
                                        {"icon":"ipqform/mail-receive.png",
"message":"Another question"},
                                                
{"icon":"ipqform/mail-reply-sender.png",
"message":"Another answer"}
                                    ]}
                ]}

the state stucks also to "aborted", but the model is created and the
following code

                var listRemarks = new qx.ui.form.List();
                var store = new qx.data.store.Json(this.getSrcAddress());
                var remarksController = new qx.data.controller.List(null, 
listRemarks);
                store.bind("model.remarks", remarksController, "model");
                remarksController.setLabelPath("opened");
                remarksController.setIconPath("icon");

fills the listRemarks list items normally. Do you have any idea why the
final state remains "aborted"?

Thank you


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