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The Dojo Loader Introduction dojo.js Configuration/Feature Detection The AMD API Module Identifiers Generic Script Injection Alias Modules Map cannot be resolved error in eclipse Config Normalizing Module Identifiers Relocating Module Namespaces Utility Functions CommonJS require,
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exports, and module Plugins Window Load Detection The Micro Event API Error Reporting Debugging Tracing Non-browser dojo multipledefine error Environments The Legacy API Modes of Operation Configuration Reference Introduction¶ The Dojo loader includes two APIs: The Asynchronous Module Definition (AMD) API ("AMD API") The legacy dojo dojo require is not defined API which consists of dojo.require(), dojo.provide(), dojo.requireIf(), dojo.requireAfterIf(), dojo.platformRequire(), and dojo.requireLocalization() ("legacy loader API") The AMD API is new for Dojo 1.7. It is the same API implemented by RequireJS, curl, and bdLoad (the dojo implementation is an adoption of bdLoad). This exciting new standard for writing
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and loading modules dramatically improves code portability and interoperability. Equally important, it allows modules to be loaded asynchronously, which provides two key benefits versus the old synchronous API: Modules can be downloaded asynchronously and concurrently, thereby decreasing page load times up to 10x. Hacks such as debugAtAllCosts are no longer needed in order to provide informative debugging (e.g. stack traces) in all browsers. While each loader offers a different set of extra features, the core API of all of these loaders is compatible and most of the tutorial material for any one loader is applicable to the others. In addition to the core loader APIs, the new Dojo loader includes several other useful features: Multiple platform support: By default, the Dojo loader includes configurations for the browser, node.js, and Rhino. Environment-specific configuration files are typically less than 100 lines of code and can be easily written to extend Dojo support to other JavaScript environments (see Non-browser Environments). has.js
Topics Author Cloud Baxter Jimuk Bill Fox dojo require packages Bob Cross Chris J Richards David Gilmore David Leedy dojo loader David Marko484 Fredrik Norling Howard D Greenberg Karol Podgajecki KCherizard S OSC Mark Leusink
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Matthias Nicklisch Panu Haaramo Patrick Kwinten Paul Calhoun Paul S. Withers Randal W. Oulton Ryan Buening Simon McLoughlin Sven Hasselbach Thomas Adrian https://dojotoolkit.org/reference-guide/1.8/loader/amd.html Tommy Valand Uwe Manzke weihang chen New Topic Share ▼ Subscribe ▼ Reply judy kilpinenJul 12, 2011 4:16 PM31 Posts "dojo cannot be resolved" errors in DDE with ExtLib Demo Db & fileSendr DbCategory: Extension LibraryPlatform: WindowsRelease: 8.5.2Role: DeveloperTags: Extension LibraryReplies: 2The CSJS script http://www-10.lotus.com/ldd/xpagesforum.nsf/xpTopicThread.xsp?documentId=E75D077CE4F9E366852578CB006F67B3 libraries are throwing errors such as above in Designer. Subset of errors copied below (plus a ton of warnings as well, not copied): Description Resource Path Location Typeconsole cannot be resolved CalendarStore.js.js XPagesExt.nsf/Code/ScriptLibraries line 239 JavaScript Problemdijit cannot be resolved fileSendr.js AttachRep.nsf/Code/ScriptLibraries line 21 JavaScript Problemdojo cannot be resolved CalendarStore.js.js XPagesExt.nsf/Code/ScriptLibraries line 5 JavaScript Problemdojo cannot be resolved fileSendr.js AttachRep.nsf/Code/ScriptLibraries line 18 JavaScript ProblemThe function declare(String, null, any) is undefined CalendarStore.js.js XPagesExt.nsf/Code/ScriptLibraries line 11 JavaScript ProblemThe function error(String) is undefined CalendarStore.js.js XPagesExt.nsf/Code/ScriptLibraries line 356 JavaScript ProblemThe function getISO8601String() is undefined CalendarStore.js.js XPagesExt.nsf/Code/ScriptLibraries line 352 JavaScript ProblemThe function log(String) is undefined CalendarStore.js.js XPagesExt.nsf/Code/ScriptLibraries line 239 JavaScript ProblemThe function mixin(___anonymous410_14303, any) is undefined CalendarStore.js.js XPagesExt.nsf/Code/ScriptLibraries line 85 JavaScript ProblemThe function provide(String) is undefined CalendarStore.js.js XPagesExt.nsf/Code/ScriptLibraries line 5 JavaScript ProblemThe function require(String) is undefined CalendarStore.js.js XPag
Sign in Pricing Blog Support Search GitHub This repository Watch 53 Star 143 Fork 92 Esri/angular-esri-map Code Issues 10 Pull requests 3 Projects 0 Pulse Graphs New issue dojoLoader multiple define issue #38 Closed niblicroad opened this Issue Mar 23, 2015 · 25 comments https://github.com/Esri/angular-esri-map/issues/38 Projects None yet Labels bug Milestone Beta 2 Assignees tomwayson 5 participants niblicroad commented Mar 23, 2015 As my web app has grown I have started seeing "Error: multipleDefine { src: 'dojoLoader' ....." errors on page load. The particular module that fails changes, but the result is the same. I can't use that module where I need to because it fails to load. I have tried using require['esri/xxx'] exclusively. I have tried using esriLoader('esri/xxx') exclusively. cannot be I have tried a combination of the two. Same result. I even tried running a script on page load, and throwing in every module I want to use. Still I occasionally get this 'dojoLoader' error, and my page fails due to missing dependencies. Even if I catch the error, I am not sure how to gracefully retry. I do not think I am doing anything too complex. I am using the 'esriMap' directive and the esriFeatureLayer directive as is. I cannot be resolved created two more directives to use the esri KMLLayer and esri GraphicsLayer modules. Basically I changed FeatureLayer to KMLLayer or GraphicLayer, and in my custom GraphicLayer I added some code to load my symbols and GIS data to display. I didn't add any additional code to the KMLLayer directive. I am loading the esri js modules from "http://js.arcgis.com/". I tried v3.12 and v3.13. I think hosting the files myself as part of my web app helps, but I would rather avoid that if at all possible. In total I'm calling require or esriLoader from 5 places (EsriMap, EsriFeatureLayer, EsriKmlLayer, EsriGraphicLayer). The errors do not always occur, but when they do my page is unusable. A page refresh helps. The problem appears to happen more frequently when I have the Chrome developer tools open. Do you have any suggestions here? I need dojoLoader to load all my modules correctly when the page loads, every time. This map is a small part of a larger angular application so I would prefer to use the angular framework here and wrap the ESRI modules. I have found other examples online for doing so, but your package has been the easiest to integrate, and up until this dojoLoader problem been exactly what I need. Thank you for any help. Esri member tomwayson commented Mar 23, 2015 Hm... you may have better luck if all your modules are loaded w/in a single req