Since ExtJS does not provide a public Subversion repository, this project will endeavour to keep an up-to-date version of the latest release available. This will allow other projects integrating ExtJS to create an external include to this project, thus allowing updates to be automatic.

News

• 2013-08-22 - Updated to latest releases
  • Ext JS 4.2.1
  • Ext JS 3.4.1.1
  • GXT 2.3.0
• 2012-12-06 - Updated to latest releases
  • Ext JS 4.1.1a
  • GXT 3.0.1
    • The new GXT major version has a separate root.
• 2012-01-12 - Long-needed updates in the repository:
  • Ext JS 3.4.0
  • Ext JS 4.0.7
    • The new 4.x branch has been placed in its own root folder.
  • GXT 2.2.5
    • The GXT binaries for different releases of GWT have been unified into one folder, as per the downloadable archive.
• 2010-12-01 - Updated to Ext JS 3.3.1
• 2010-11-11 - Updated to GXT 2.2.1
• 2010-10-13 -
  • Updated to Ext JS 3.3.0
  • Updated to GXT 2.2.0
• 2010-05-18 - Updated to Ext JS 3.2.1
• 2010-04-08 - Updated to Ext JS 3.2
• 2010-02-09 -
  • Updated to Ext JS 3.1.1
  • Updated to GXT 2.1.1
    • Note: GXT now has a separate release for GWT 2.0. This can be found in the release-gwt2 directory.
• 2009-12-17 - Updated to Ext JS 3.1.0

License

• ExtJS 2.0.2 and earlier are licensed under the terms of the LGPL 3.0 with some exceptions.
• ExtJS 2.1 and later are licensed under the terms of the GPL 3.0
• Gxt is licenced under the terms of the GPL 3.0
• Ext-Core is licenced under the terms of the MIT Licence

  Quick Start

Linking to the Sencha CDN

For the latest version of the source code, you are probably best-off linking to the CDN provided by Sencha: ```

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Linking to ExtJS on the Google Code servers

The files needed to use ExtJS are located in the subversion repository. You can link directly to the files from your website like this: ```

``` Please note this may not have ideal performance. The files will not be served with gzip compression. See this article for more information about Google's AJAX library hosting project - they only provide Sencha Core at present.

Including ExtJS in your source tree

To include ExtJS in your project from Subversion, you can do one of several things.

If your project also uses Subversion for revision control, you can use an svn:externals property to include ExtJS. For example, if you have a project with a directory structure which looks like: /project /js /extjs you can create an svn:externals property on the js folder with the following content: extjs http://extjs-public.googlecode.com/svn/extjs-4.x/include Now, every time you run svn update on your working copy, the ExtJS folder will also be updated.

If you don't use Subversion, but do have the Subversion client installed, you can check out the ExtJS code using the following command: svn checkout http://extjs-public.googlecode.com/svn/extjs-4.x/include extjs You will have to manually update the working copy when ExtJS is updated.