I've been using qx.data.store.Json to retrieve objects from my server
with much success and delight.
However, if the user wishes to abort a request, how would they do it?
I get the feeling that the setState('aborted') is not what I am looking for.
I don't see how I can access the underlying qx.io.remote.Request
object to cause the abort to occur properly.
Is this a feature or am I doing it wrong?
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