Invoking-sp-modaldialog-in-sharepoint-2013-hosted-apps

Hello All,
I'm building a SharePoint 2013, SharePoint Hosted app project using the JSOM api. I have to make use of the  SP.UI.ModalDialog to popup some content in the app.
I have used the getScript method to load the sp.js, sp.runtime.js and SP.RequestExecutor.js. I also have the necessary Microsoft SP js(MicrosoftAjax.js) and
other jQuery files referenced in my app. Even after loading these files, when I call the method to show a simple popup on the screen I get a
JavaScript error saying :Error: Unable to get property 'execute' of undefined or null reference.
I also have the <WebPartPages:AllowFraming ID="AllowFraming1" runat="server"/>
on the top of my app part page.
Following is the code I have used in the app.
$(document).ready(function () {
    var scriptbase = HOST_WEB_URL + '/_layouts/15/';
    $.getScript(scriptbase + 'SP.Runtime.js',
        function () {
            $.getScript(scriptbase + 'SP.js',
                function () { $.getScript(scriptbase + 'SP.RequestExecutor.js', openDialog); }
function openDialog() {
    var options = {
        url: "/_layouts/15/accessdenied.aspx?IsDlg=1",
        title: 'Sharing  Information',
        width: 500,
        height: 200,
        allowMaximize: false,
        showClose: true
                SP.SOD.execute('sp.ui.dialog.js', 'SP.UI.ModalDialog.showModalDialog', options);  
    return false;
The error comes up with the SP.SOD.execute().
Has anyone faced this issue before? Can anyone help me correct this?
Thanks in advance
Vishnu

Hi Vishnu,
Greetings. Please check this
http://sharepoint.stackexchange.com/questions/93901/getting-list-using-javascript-error-unable-to-get-property-apply-of-undefine
http://sharepoint.stackexchange.com/questions/94797/unable-to-get-property-get-current-of-undefined-or-null-reference
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     App Deployment                 ajddz Medium   SPPackageUtility: ExtractPart: Length is '1072', not locking before copying the stream. dcf1d59c-94c5-5071-47bf-07cd3f2ead95
    12/14/2014 23:54:27.41  w3wp.exe (0x2170)                        0x0BA8 SharePoint Foundation        
     App Deployment                 aebgt Medium   SPPackageUtility: ExtractPart: Creating file 'C:\Users\abraham.lincoln.PERF\AppData\Local\Temp\71345ca6-3565-43d8-9017-2d3336965d8f\extract\AppIcon.png' dcf1d59c-94c5-5071-47bf-07cd3f2ead95
    12/14/2014 23:54:27.41  w3wp.exe (0x2170)                        0x0BA8 SharePoint Foundation        
     App Deployment                 ajddw Medium   SPPackageUtility: ExtractPart: Part stream length is '3540'. dcf1d59c-94c5-5071-47bf-07cd3f2ead95
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     App Deployment                 afyzx Medium   SPAppResources: ParseResources: no resource file relationships were found. dcf1d59c-94c5-5071-47bf-07cd3f2ead95
    12/14/2014 23:54:27.42  w3wp.exe (0x2170)                        0x0BA8 SharePoint Foundation        
     App Deployment                 aebgt Medium   SPPackageUtility: ExtractPart: Creating file 'C:\Users\abraham.lincoln.PERF\AppData\Local\Temp\71345ca6-3565-43d8-9017-2d3336965d8f\extract\featurecc1deab7-efdf-4cc2-80ae-60e073577d64.xml' dcf1d59c-94c5-5071-47bf-07cd3f2ead95
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     App Deployment                 ajddw Medium   SPPackageUtility: ExtractPart: Part stream length is '321'. dcf1d59c-94c5-5071-47bf-07cd3f2ead95
    12/14/2014 23:54:27.42  w3wp.exe (0x2170)                        0x0BA8 SharePoint Foundation        
     App Deployment                 ajddz Medium   SPPackageUtility: ExtractPart: Length is '321', not locking before copying the stream. dcf1d59c-94c5-5071-47bf-07cd3f2ead95
    12/14/2014 23:54:27.42  w3wp.exe (0x2170)                        0x0BA8 SharePoint Foundation        
     App Deployment                 aebgt Medium   SPPackageUtility: ExtractPart: Creating file 'C:\Users\abraham.lincoln.PERF\AppData\Local\Temp\71345ca6-3565-43d8-9017-2d3336965d8f\extract\elements4d87f314-4b0a-4b89-8a7e-9cb73c99f25f.xml' dcf1d59c-94c5-5071-47bf-07cd3f2ead95
    12/14/2014 23:54:27.42  w3wp.exe (0x2170)                        0x0BA8 SharePoint Foundation        
     App Deployment                 ajddw Medium   SPPackageUtility: ExtractPart: Part stream length is '849'. dcf1d59c-94c5-5071-47bf-07cd3f2ead95
    12/14/2014 23:54:27.42  w3wp.exe (0x2170)                        0x0BA8 SharePoint Foundation        
     App Deployment                 ajddz Medium   SPPackageUtility: ExtractPart: Length is '849', not locking before copying the stream. dcf1d59c-94c5-5071-47bf-07cd3f2ead95
    12/14/2014 23:54:27.42  w3wp.exe (0x2170)                        0x0BA8 SharePoint Foundation        
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    12/14/2014 23:54:27.42  w3wp.exe (0x2170)                        0x0BA8 SharePoint Foundation        
     App Deployment                 aerhz Medium   App Packaging - List of Deployment Groups (count ='3'): Name='SPIconDeploymentGroup',Name='SPTargetWebDeploymentGroup',Name='SPQuickLaunchDeploymentGroup', dcf1d59c-94c5-5071-47bf-07cd3f2ead95
    12/14/2014 23:54:27.42  w3wp.exe (0x2170)                        0x0BA8 SharePoint Foundation        
     App Deployment                 mq71 Medium   Creating App with fingerprint TJQrYuD5N+kEe38LZtl6wSs3Ak3yYvWcmwuNLTqtpdFzb4qSMopN3SWCRdWvntrKoM7qIS2S2llpA5omi8iHqQ==
    to site 264dc389-d394-4985-a43c-ad91a383c0df. dcf1d59c-94c5-5071-47bf-07cd3f2ead95
    12/14/2014 23:54:27.44  w3wp.exe (0x2170)                        0x0BA8 SharePoint Foundation        
     App Deployment                 afpd2 Medium   Committing package with fingerprint TJQrYuD5N+kEe38LZtl6wSs3Ak3yYvWcmwuNLTqtpdFzb4qSMopN3SWCRdWvntrKoM7qIS2S2llpA5omi8iHqQ==
    and data length 8010 to site 264dc389-d394-4985-a43c-ad91a383c0df. dcf1d59c-94c5-5071-47bf-07cd3f2ead95
    12/14/2014 23:54:27.46  w3wp.exe (0x2170)                        0x0BA8 SharePoint Foundation        
     App Deployment                 ajk9e Medium   Writing 8010 bytes to database for app with fingerprint TJQrYuD5N+kEe38LZtl6wSs3Ak3yYvWcmwuNLTqtpdFzb4qSMopN3SWCRdWvntrKoM7qIS2S2llpA5omi8iHqQ== dcf1d59c-94c5-5071-47bf-07cd3f2ead95
    12/14/2014 23:54:27.50  w3wp.exe (0x2170)

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