Hi, I tried new version of FlexJSOverray.zip. It seems Falcon.js and Falcon.JX are depend on Default encoding, so, non-ASCII character messages are not good.
I think, external config(FalconJX Debug and Release Build) argments add to -Dfile.encoding=UTF8 so, It seems work well. Could you add a these parameter?, Alex. or when Writer class call,encoding argment added. ex. OutputStreamWriter(Outoutstream ,"UTF-8"); Useally, non-ASCII character MXMLl or as file written by UTF-8. But Java's encoding not match for local machine's encoding. For example, Japanese Enviromnent on OSX and windows default are both ShiftJIS. So, mxml /as encoding and complie environment no match. js app created by falconjs and falconjx not correctly. Thanks, -- Jun Funakura 2013/4/17 Alex Harui <aha...@adobe.com> > Hi, > > I have posted an updated FlexJSOverlay.zip at [1]. > > This version replaces the FalconJS compiler with the FalconJX compiler. I > think we can officially retire the FalconJS code base. Remember, this is > all still prototype work and FalconJX is a newer code base so there are > probably plenty of bugs left to be found and fixed. Also, FalconJX seems > to > have a different class of output errors. FalconJS generally handled the > different output scenarios but may have had bugs in the codegen for the > scenario whereas FalconJX may think that what should be two different > output > scenarios are the same and generate incorrect code. For example FalconJS > seems to always know when it is generating code for a setter instead of a > variable, but FalconJX may not get that right in all cases. > > The example app is posted in subfolders of the above link. The JS versions > are running on Chrome, Firefox, Safari and IE8 and IE9. The source is > available at [2]. I haven't wired up the right-click in the new framework > to a "view source" option. Also, IE8 and IE9 may not fetch the stock price > when run from these links since it is using XMLHTTPRequest and CORS may > prevent it. It depends on your trust settings in IE's Internet Options. > You might want to copy it to your intranet to really see it run. > > [1] http://people.apache.org/~aharui/FlexJS/ > [2] http://people.apache.org/~aharui/FlexJS/bin-release/srcview/ > > -- > Alex Harui > Flex SDK Team > Adobe Systems, Inc. > http://blogs.adobe.com/aharui > >
