Latest Contributions by derekswingley1

The identity manager takes care of managing access to secure services. It passes through the credentials provided by the user and helps to manage access to services (retrieves and manages tokens used to access secure services). If a user provides credentials that only have read access, they will be able to display data from a service but attempts to edit will fail. If a user has create, insert, update and delete, they will be able to do all those things. ... View more

Bunch of things... You had "delcare" instead of "declare" in your code. Use define instead of require in mapManager.js and return the result from declare like so: define([   "dojo/_base/declare" ], function(   declare ) {    return declare("omega.mapManager", null, { Tell Dojo where mapManager is via dojoConfig.packages. Something like this:     <script>       var dojoConfig = {         packages: [{           name: "omega",           location: location.pathname.replace(/\/[^/]+$/, "")         }]       }     </script> If you're curious about that location.pathname part, read up on using custom modules from a CDN hosted version of Dojo (it's a quick read). Since Dojo knows where to find mapManager, do not include it with a script tag. Finally, since you're creating an AMD module, load it with require instead of the (legacy) dojo.require. Here's a working example:  http://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/2654618/simple-class/index.html And here's a direct link to mapManager:  http://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/2654618/simple-class/mapManager.js ... View more

Use connect.connect() instead of connect(). The dojo/_base/connect module is not a single function but rather contains a couple of functions. For more detailed examples, look at the Dojo 1.7(AMD) section here:  https://dojotoolkit.org/reference-guide/1.7/dojo/connect.html ... View more