Did the param "fdktarget" work for you, Cosma? I remember I tried to configure that quite time ago but it didn't worked forme. I also remember that Christofer recomended me not to use "org.apache.flex" package (Flexmojos 6 was still in development). This last time I tried it, I just changed the properties in Flexmojos parent pom. Thanks!
Regards 2013/11/19 Cosma Colanicchia <cosma...@gmail.com> > @Christofer > > Thanks for the info, just some questions: when you say “win” directory, are > you referring to the subfolders in runtimes/air and runtimes/air-captive? > The SDK produced by the installer correctly contains the “mac” runtimes, if > I understand correctly I should be able to add the corresponding “win” > folders (borrowing them from an SDK prepared by the installer on a Windows > machine?) and the mavenizer should pick up them producing artifacts usable > from win and mac, am I right? I see that the bin directory already contains > windows batch file as well as bash scripts, so it should already be > cross-platform in this respect. > > I’ll also try the in-vm deployer and let you know. > > > @Om > > After a first look, it seems ok and very similar to the README.txt > contents. Maybe we could add some detail about the AIR SDK requirement > (that is actually not required with the latest Apache Flex releases), and > some words about the effect of running it from a specific platform > (mac/win). This is not a problem with the installer itself (it is meant to > prepare an SDK for the user on its environment), but generally the > artifacts are prepared and deployed in order to be used by other > developers, so we should probably warn users about this. > > If we want to help out new users, we could try to provide a streamlined, > step-by-step guide referred to the latest Apache Flex version, along with a > convenience link to a compiled jar of the mavenizer tool and maybe a > bash/batch wrapper file. On the other hand, this could be totally avoided > if we plan to go ahead in managing the mavenizer from the installer. > > > 2013/11/19 OmPrakash Muppirala <bigosma...@gmail.com> > > > On Tue, Nov 19, 2013 at 11:47 AM, christofer.d...@c-ware.de < > > christofer.d...@c-ware.de> wrote: > > > > > Hi Cosma, > > > > > > as Toni already confirmed, the mavenizer is currently the easiest way > to > > > create maven artifacts from a Flex SDK you downloaded using the > > Downloader. > > > The Mavenizer doesn't actually require the Air SDK, the problem was, > that > > > the Mavenizer is able to mavenize any Flex SDK starting from Adobe > Flex 2 > > > up to 4.11. In order to be able to User newer Air versions with older > > FDKs > > > I added the ability to mavenize the Air SDKs separately. > > > > > > I think I remember creating all the runtime archives for any platform > > > (Flashplayer or Air Runtime) found in the Flex SDK or the Air SDK. So > if > > > the SDK contains a "win" dir, it creates the windows archive, if lnx > the > > > ones for Linus and mac the ones for Macs. > > > > > > When deploying to your local maven repository, I would suggest to give > my > > > new deployer a testdrive. It should be noticeably faster with deploying > > the > > > artifacts. (SDKInVMDeployer). > > > > > > Please don’t start that dreaded "deploy flex to a public repo"-thread > ... > > > the discussion always tends to explode in tons of emails and then > > suddenly > > > ends nowhere, so I have given up on this. I think the FDK Downloader + > > > Mavenizer path being the least complicated path. All others will > > definitely > > > end in a support-mayhem because from my experience on the Flexmojos > > > Mailinglist (when it still existed) was that people don't read > > > documentation ;-) > > > > > > Chris > > > > > > > > Cosma/Toni/Chris, > > > > Can you please make sure that the info discussed in this thread is > > consistent with what is described here [1] > > If not, can one of you please update the wiki? This is very valuable > info > > for others who want to go the mavenizer route, so please help keep the > docs > > upto-date. > > > > Thanks, > > Om > > > > [1] > > > https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/FLEX/Apache+Flex+SDK+Mavenizer > > > > > > > > > > > > -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- > > > Von: Cosma Colanicchia [mailto:cosma...@gmail.com] > > > Gesendet: Dienstag, 19. November 2013 18:26 > > > An: Apache Flex Developers ML > > > Betreff: Questions about current mavenizer status > > > > > > Hi there, > > > > > > I’m in the process of trying of rolling out Apache Flex 4.11 internally > > > for the other employees of my company, and I need to deploy the related > > > artifacts to the company Maven repo. > > > > > > AFAIK, the only way to do this for 4.11 is by mavenizing/deploying a > > > downloaded FDK, is this right? I was following the other thread about > > > storing ready-to-use artifacts in some public repository, but this path > > > doesn’t seem ready yet (BTW, is there something I could do to help in > > this > > > effort?) > > > > > > I managed to successfully build and mavenize the FDK from develop > branch > > > in some months ago, but I still have some questions: > > > > > > Q1 - I’m going to try running the mavenizer/deployer tools on the > output > > > of the Apache Flex Installer in order to mavenize the released 4.11 > FDK, > > is > > > this the intended way of using it? > > > > > > Q2 - the mavenizer requires the AIR runtime in a separate directory... > > but > > > the installer output should already have integrated it in the FDK, > should > > > provide it separately anyway? > > > > > > Q3 - is the FDK produced by the installer cross-platform? This time I’m > > > using a Mac to run the installer, so it has probably downloaded the Mac > > > version of the AIR SDK.. does this mean that, when mavenizing this SDK, > > the > > > Windows binaries (e.g. adt command line tool) won’t be included in the > > SDK > > > artifacts and the SDK won’t be fully compatible with developers on > > Windows > > > machines? > > > > > > > > > Thank you for any help > > > Cosma > > > > > >
