Question: why is it necessary to accept the license before downloading in step 3 ?
Wouldn't it be possible to download the package first in step 3, then accept the license in step 4. Of course, if the user does not accept the license, the whole process is cancelled and the files removed, so there is no license breaking. WDYT ? Maurice -----Message d'origine----- De : Alex Harui [mailto:aha...@adobe.com] Envoyé : vendredi 10 janvier 2014 22:35 À : dev@flex.apache.org Objet : Installer Workflow Hi folks, I'm starting in on plugging in the ant_on_air stuff into the Installer. I realized that we may need to change the Installer's workflow in order to support this. Right now, the Installer knows up front the set of optional and required components and that is the third UI panel offered to folks. With ant_on_air, we want to discover the set of components from the binary package. So, the workflow would change to something more like: Panel1: Choose a package, FP and AIR versions like we do now Panel2: Choose folder Panel3: Accept license for package and download package Panel4: See license dialog for other required and optional pieces Panel5: Download those pieces. So, basically, the current licensing dialog would have one less entry (the SDK and its license since it is already downloaded) and there is an extra step before that as we download the package. Thoughts? Better Ideas? Thanks, -Alex
