Hi Peter,
did you re-generate your app using
generate.py source
Usually the class loader only loads those classes needed.
If you use some new classes (I suspect qx.xm.Element is new in your
code) after you call generate.py, the qx loader is not aware of that
class, thus not loading it.
Peter bst-international.com> writes:
>
> Hi Dietrich,
>
> thanks for that.
> qx.xml.Document.isXmlDocument(xmlDocument); gives a true now
>
> But now I stick at reading the data.
>qx.xml.Element.selectNodes(xmlDocument, '//');
> ends up in a
>Cannot read property 'selectNodes' of unde
Hi Dietrich,
thanks for that.
qx.xml.Document.isXmlDocument(xmlDocument); gives a true now
But now I stick at reading the data.
qx.xml.Element.selectNodes(xmlDocument, '//');
ends up in a
Cannot read property 'selectNodes' of undefined
why 'undefined' any ideas ?
thanks Peter
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Hi Peter,
try this:
var req = new qx.io.request.Xhr('my.xml');
req.addListener('success', function(e) {
var xmlFile = e.getTarget().getResponse();
var xmlDocument = qx.xml.Document.fromString(xmlFile);
}, this);
req.send();
xmlDocument should contain the dom t
Hey,
I've just started using qx
and now fighting with the handling of a xml file.
So I'd like to read some data out of an existing xml file.
Sounds very simple, but I can not find the right handle.
What to do ?
I tried
var req = new qx.io.request.Xhr('my.xml');
req.addListener('success'
