how to map a json store or xml store to pie chart in sencha architect - sencha-touch

Am new to sencha and all its products. I started working with sencha architect. In that when i design some project and when i try to run its asking for url and i uploaded it on a free web hosting site. MY test app. When i preview it its showing an empty page. I thinks that its may be because of not providing any data for piechart. can anybody guide me how to add store in jsonstore or xmlstore and map it to a pie chart. videos highly appreciated.

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