[qooxdoo-bugs] [Bug 4879] Problems with qx.data.store.Json not calling "loaded" event

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http://bugzilla.qooxdoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=4879

--- Comment #10 from Tristan Koch <tri...@1u...>  ---
Thanks for your detailed report. I'm not sure about what is going on yet, so
let us dig a little deeper.

_createRequest in qx.data.store.Json creates a qx.io.remote.Request with the
URL passed to the store. In other words if the remote.Request fails with the
URL, so should store.Json.

To make sure we're talking about the same thing, could you please run the code
below in your environment and report the log output for FF and IE?

<snip>

// Alias defined above

// Resolve URL with alias and resource manager
qx.log.Logger.debug("alias: " + alias);
var path = qx.util.AliasManager.getInstance().resolve(alias);
qx.log.Logger.debug("path: " + path);
var url = qx.util.ResourceManager.getInstance().toUri(path);
qx.log.Logger.debug("url: " + url);

var req = new qx.io.remote.Request(url, "GET", "application/json");

req.addListener("completed", function() {
  qx.log.Logger.debug("completed");
}, this);

req.addListener("changeState", function(e) {
  qx.log.Logger.debug("state: " + e.getData());
}, this);

</snip>

Are you passing a delegate to qx.data.store.Json? I'm wondering what kind of
request is sent in FF by store.Json.

To find out, please add the following code right above this.__request.send()

<snip>
qx.log.Logger.debug("crossDomain: " + this.__request.isCrossDomain());
</snip>

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