“requires”:, Step 6Įven though the build is working, the page fails to load with the error, with a reference error to google.6 Check the Location Enable Location Accuracy on Android Check your localhost application for any errors. Add the following lines to the app.json file and you should now have a working build. In order to fix this error, you have to include the ux package as a dependency to the application. Failed to resolve dependency Ext.ux.GMapPanel for file BUILD FAILED : Unknown definition for dependency : Ext.ux.GMapPanel at .taskdef s.Ant.execute(Ant.java:442) One of the errors that I kept getting after making all the changes in the map and main view was the following. Mike Hawley’s Github repository has all the code for this tutorial and I would defer you to his Github Repo for the subsequent changes for the map and the main view. Open up your browser and browse to You should see the default application as shown below.Īll the changes are in the main subfolder and the map subfolder in the view folder.

>sencha app watch Sencha Cmd v6.1.2.15 Processing Build Descriptor : default Starting server on port : 1841 Step 3 >cd GoogleMap/ >sencha app build Sencha Cmd v6.1.2.15 Processing Build Descriptor : default Loading app json manifest…. GoogleMap Step 2Ĭhange your directory into the Google Maps Directory and run the sencha build command from the terminal. Ensure you are in the ext-6.0.2 framework. Setup a GoogleMap Directory within your ext-6.0.2 framework. Ensure your framework and folder structure is similar to the ones shown below, otherwise ExtJS does not build the application correctly. I’ll walk you through setting up your basic application and then you can add the changes indicated by the tutorial above.

Mike explains the changes to the files really well, however there were still some modifications I had to make, in order to make it to work.

G map app