On samedi 19 décembre 2009, Peter De Berdt wrote:
> > I found that Ext can use Prototype as an adapter. What does it mean?
>
> The underlying functions that build up the components use the adapter
> you load. ExtJS uses its own Javascript framework by default, but by
> loading a different adapter, it will use that framework instead
> (Prototype, JQuery, ...). It's a bit like the database adapters in
> Rails, CakePHP, Symphony etc that allow you to use whatever database
> you prefer and abstracts it with a unified syntax layer on top of it.
Does it mean that it is possible to extend Ext classes using the Prototype
way (Class.create)?
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Frédéric
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