In some situations, you might need to override the application base directory. Overriding the application base directory is useful if other aspects of your development process, such as source control or access rights, restrict where files can reside on the disk. The General Interface jsxappbase parameter provides this flexibility. To override the application base directory (jsxappbase), do the following:
If the directory structure looks similar to the following figure, you would add this record to config.xml : <record jsxid="jsxappbase" type="string">content/</record> Once the application directory is overridden, all URIs used in the application resolve relative to the base directory rather than to the config.xml file. For more information on how URIs are resolved, see URI Resolution. |
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