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aditya
7 Apr 2007, 4:09 AM
Hi Guys,

We're using Ext on a simple project we're working on, with servlet backend on tomcat. Using subversion as our repository and netbeans as our development ide.

Our application uses the layouts and dialogs and Ajaxy bits from Ext (for now). I dont want to check-in the whole Ext download in our repository, but only the bits that are required by my application (i.e. Dialogs and Layouts and Ajax).

I know that ext/docs, ext/examples are not required for deployment, but what about others?

What is the minimum that i need to include to make my application work. Is ext-all.js all i need? What about yui-utilities.js? Feel free to point me to documentation that contains this info.

Many thanks in advance!

tryanDLS
7 Apr 2007, 7:46 AM
See the include-order.txt file from the zip. Note that this includes all Ext components. At some point in the future, the 'Build Your Own Ext' will be updated to allow you to build a custom, smaller ext-all.js file, if you don't need all the components.

aditya
9 Apr 2007, 12:29 AM
Many thanks Tim,

Right, so as a I understand, I dont need anything from build/ , source/, package/ directories in production.

In addition to the files mentioned in include-order.txt, possibly only the relevant bits from resources need to be kept for production?

brian.moeskau
9 Apr 2007, 3:21 AM
In addition to the files mentioned in include-order.txt, possibly only the relevant bits from resources need to be kept for production?

Your layouts and dialogs will not work without the appropriate css/images (under /resources).

KimH
16 Apr 2007, 12:55 AM
Build your own Ext (http://www.extjs.com/download/build) is now up!