Hi, Right now, if you compile the FlexJSStore example, you’ll get some 600 warnings from the Google Closure Compiler that say:
WARNING - incomplete alias created for namespace org.apache.flex From my understanding, these 600 warnings can show up because the “namespace” really is an object tree (an object called ‘org’ with a child object called ‘apache’). The optimizer will reduce org.apache.flex to, for example, a simple variable called ‘Mc’ and any code that relies on their being an object tree can fail. AFAICT, we don’t rely on the object tree. Further, the original FalconJS engineer pointed out to me that if you don’t optimize away the object tree, then when you do: new org.apache.flex.html.Label(); the runtime actually fetches an object called ‘org', then an object from it called ‘apache’, etc, so it affects the performance of debuggable code (which is why the optimizer does away with it). So, I’m going to modify FalconJX to output the class as org_apache_flex_html_Label and refer to it as such. Let me know if you can think of a reason not to do this. Thanks, -Alex
