Online store

[chiragpinjar]

In both JS (http://www.extjs.com/store/extjs/) & GWT (http://www.extjs.com/store/gxt/) store in Developer License section, there should have been "Developer License" instead of "Commercial License", as the rest sections follow the suggested template.

[Kango_V]

We are going to buy a license anyway, but i'd just like to know:

If the code is under the GPL3, then i have the right to redistribute the code with anything my code. I only have to provide the source to my application if i create a derivative work (extending a class does not constitute a derivative work). For example, a derivitive work is when i get the source and modify it and repackage. This when the GPL kicks in. I would then have to provide the source code to the changes i have made.

So really the only thing we are buying a license for is SVN access, which we want.

Can someone clarify this strange position please.

[chiragpinjar]

Hey Kango,

You have to give away your code once you decide to go with GPL & redistribute it.

But if you buy Commercial License, you need not have to.

[NoahK17]

Buying a commercial license does not give SVN access AFAIK. You have to buy a support subscription.