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From: Mina K. <mu0...@bu...> - 2004-03-25 16:48:25
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Sure you did!
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Fr=E5n: dyn...@li...
[mailto:dyn...@li...] F=F6r Jesse Vitrone
Skickat: den 25 mars 2004 17:31
Till: dyn...@li...
=C4mne: Re: SV: SV: [Dynapi-Help] Java Compressor gives me JavaScript =
Syntax
Error
Glad I could help....although I don't think I really did anything :)
Jesse
Mina Ki wrote:=20
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Thank you for your mail. Now it's working. I had an old version. Now =
I've
fetched the latest CVS - and the problem dissapeared.
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Thanks again!!
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Fr=E5n: dyn...@li...
[mailto:dyn...@li...] F=F6r Jesse Vitrone
Skickat: den 25 mars 2004 14:25
Till: dyn...@li...
=C4mne: Re: SV: [Dynapi-Help] Java Compressor gives me JavaScript Syntax =
Error
Mina,
First - sorry, I misread your first email, I thought you said that =
the
line with "new DynAPIObject" did not exist, but now I see you said that =
it
does exist.
Now that I think about it, the problem probably isn't in your file, =
but
in the source code. There are some places in the dynapi source code =
that
don't have a semi-colon at the end of the statement. When it gets
compressed, everything gets put on one line, and if there is a =
semi-colon
missing, everything gets all screwed up.
You're probably getting the error saying that there is no dynapi =
object
because there were errors when the js file is included. Take a close =
look
at all the errors that Mozilla is giving you, it should give some clues =
as
to where the semi-colon is missing. Can you post all of the errors that
you're getting?
What version of dynapi are you running? The one from CVS? If you =
find
a place in dynapi that is missing a semi-colon, let me know, and I'll =
fix it
and commit it.
Jesse
Jesse Vitrone wrote:
Mina,
Just from eyeballing it, the compressed file looks ok. I think I =
need
to see more than just the compressed js file. Maybe you can zip up your
config file, the compressed js, and the file that uses the compressed =
js. =20
You mentioned that "var dynapi=3Dnew DynAPIObject()" wasn't in the =
file,
but when I search for it, it's on the first line.
Jesse
Mina Ki wrote:=20
Hi again!
Please have a look at the attached zip file. (you have to rename it and =
add
'.zip')
Thank you!
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[mailto:dyn...@li...] F=F6r Jesse Vitrone
Skickat: den 23 mars 2004 16:26
Till: dyn...@li...
=C4mne: Re: [Dynapi-Help] Java Compressor gives me JavaScript Syntax =
Error
Mina Ki,
I'm the one who wrote the java compressor, so there can't be =
anything
wrong with it! Just jokes :)
When I search one of my compressed js files, I see the code "var
dynapi=3Dnew DynAPIObject()" on the line for the dynapi.js file. Since =
you
have the dynapi.js file in your setup, it looks like you should be =
getting
it. Can you post your compressed output dyn.js ?
Jesse
Mina Ki wrote:
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Hi!
I've used the Java Compressor to compress some javascript files using=20
the jsCompressor.xml file (see below). Everything seems to work fine.=20
The result is one single js file. However, when I try to use it I get=20
an error (both in IE and Mozilla Firebird). It seems as if there are no
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dynapi object (!?).
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I've checked the js file for the text "var dynapi=3Dnew DynAPIObject()"=20
and it does exist... I don't have a clue of what's wrong. IE and=20
Firebird doesn't give me much help...
Has anyone succeeded in using the Java Compressor???
Thank you for your help.
Here is the jsCompressor.xml file that I use
<jscompressor>
<compressed-file name=3D"C:\dyn.js">
<input-file name=3D"C:\js\src\dynapi.js"/>
<input-file name=3D"C:\js\src\api\event.js"/>
<input-file name=3D"C:\js\src\api\dyndocument.js"/>
<input-file name=3D"C:\js\src\api\dynlayer_base.js"/>
<input-group>
<input-file name=3D"C:\js\src\api\dynlayer_ie.js"
compare-value=3D"dynapi.ua.ie" />
<input-file name=3D"C:\js\src\api\dynlayer_dom.js"/>
</input-group>
<input-group>
<input-file name=3D"C:\js\src\api\mouse_ie.js"
compare-value=3D"dynapi.ua.ie" />
<input-file name=3D"C:\js\src\api\mouse_dom.js"/>
</input-group>
<input-file name=3D"C:\js\src\api\ext\dynlayer.inline.js"/>
</compressed-file>
</jscompressor>
This is the output from the program:
C:\java.compressor>java JSCompressor
---- Compressing Files ----
-- Using configuration found in jsCompressor.xml Line separator:
-- Compressed File Summary:
output file name: C:\dyn.js
input file names:
C:\js\src\dynapi.js
C:\js\src\api\event.js
C:\js\src\api\dyndocument.js
C:\js\src\api\dynlayer_base.js
input group:
C:\js\src\api\dynlayer_ie.js
C:\js\src\api\dynlayer_dom.js
input group:
C:\js\src\api\mouse_ie.js
C:\js\src\api\mouse_dom.js
C:\js\src\api\ext\dynlayer.inline.js
C:\java.compressor>
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