On Tue, Nov 27, 2012 at 12:46 PM, Alex Harui <aha...@adobe.com> wrote:
> 1. Number of people who will use Maven to develop Flex apps at your company > (0 if you have no interest in using Maven). > 6 - 8 > 2. Maven would be used to develop apps for FlashPlayer in the browser (yes > or no) > Yes > > 3. Maven would be used to develop apps for AIR on desktop/laptops (yes or > no) > No. > > 4. Maven would be used to develop apps for AIR on Android (yes or no) > Yes. > > 5. Maven would be used to develop apps for AIR on IOS (yes or no) > Yes > > 6. Rate the following proposed implementations (-1 = not acceptable, 0 = > neutral, 1 = acceptable, 2 = preferred) > a) You must manually download the Player SDK and AIR SDK from the Adobe > site and set up environment variables pointing to them > -1 > b) You must download and install a Maven plug-in from the Apache Flex > site. The first time you use Maven on a computer, it will ask you > to accept the Adobe license agreement. > +1 > c) You must download and install a Maven plug-in from the Adobe > site. The first time you use Maven on a computer, it will ask you > to accept the Adobe license agreement. > 0 > d) Maven can be used as-is for FlashPlayer apps and AIR apps on > desktops/laptops, but not for AIR apps on Android/IOS. To target > Android/IOS, you must use one of the first three implementations > -1 > e) We will manually download the Player SDKs and AIR SDKs and put them > in our local/private Maven repo. > Who is "we"? If "we" is my company, the answer is 0 to somewhere near +1. If "we" is Apache Flex, I'll have to think about the ramifications of that. I don't mind putting dependencies in my company's private repo for things like that, but if Option b was available I'd prefer that. > f) We would use a utility application that would download the Player > SDKs and AIR SDKs (prompting you to accept the license) and put them > in our local/private Maven repo. > -1 Would rather do this manually according to my own repo methodology (artifactory vs. nexus, choosing where to put them, etc. Greg
