Hi,
I've just been able to reproduce the 2032 (twice in a row) using Charles
(reverse proxy), basically you let the Flex SDK download and then throttle
connections back to 256Kb/s and the AIR download fails with a 2032 error at
some point. It didn't happen at the same time and is well in exces
Hi,
And the votes passes with 5 +1 binding votes and one non binding vote.
Thanks to everyone who took the time to look at the package and vote.
Justin
Hi,
> As I typed “windowsError” into Google, the first completion offered was
> “Access denied”. Maybe it is the same error as the inability to create
> the temp dir.
A lot of windows error match the form "WindowsError [error ]" which I
think is what google is picking up there. ie access denie
On 10/26/14, 3:12 PM, "Justin Mclean" wrote:
>Hi,
>
>> This has come up before, but I'll ask again do they really need to be
>>in 3 places? Can we at least reduct it to 2 or even 1?
>
>How about generating the 3 places from one "true" source that way they
>can't get out of sync etc etc
It migh
Hi,
I also notice in the code we are doing this:
var req:URLRequest = new URLRequest(url);
//Wait for 5 minutes before aborting download attempt. Adobe download sites as
well as some Apache mirrors are extremely slow.
req.idleTimeout = 30;
Which may not work correctly acording to this:
htt
On 10/26/14, 5:00 PM, "Justin Mclean" wrote:
>
>I'd really like to know what the "windowsError" issue is as that seem the
>most common windows error after unable to create temp directory. Anyone
>have any ideas?
As I typed “windowsError” into Google, the first completion offered was
“Access de
Hi Mahmoud,
Actually, we don’t need a LICENSE.txt file in the FlatSpark folder because
it will be packaged with the entire SDK in the next release. So all you
needed to do was add the OFL entries for the fonts to the LICENSE file at
the top of the flex-sdk repo.
Thanks, and sorry of I wasn’t cle
On 10/26/14, 9:51 AM, "Christofer Dutz" wrote:
>Would there be any objections to me creating an Interface "Compiler" that
>I can use for programatically calling compilers?
Sounds worth a try. I can’t think of any reason not to do it.
-Alex
FlexJS has evolved a bit and no longer overlays a Flex SDK. The current
install script does borrow some files from a Flex SDK binary package, but
now that i’m thinking about it, that may not be necessary anymore.
I’m not a Maven expert, and haven’t really thought through how it works
with Maven,
A what's new section would be nice. Or at least a link to the release
notes.
Thanks,
Om
On Oct 26, 2014 3:44 PM, "Justin Mclean" wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Once the squiggly vote has passed and the dist mirrors have had time to
> propagate this is what I'll send out.
>
> The Apache Flex community is plea
Hi,
Still seeing a higher than normal error rate. Errors over the last few weeks
with > 50 errors
For 4.13 SDK we roughly got (from first couple of pages of top errors):
unable to create temp dir 450
windowsError 170
aglj40.jar download failed 149
Error #2032 148
Apache Flex SDK MD5 does not ma
Hi,
Once the squiggly vote has passed and the dist mirrors have had time to
propagate this is what I'll send out.
The Apache Flex community is pleased to announce the release of Apache
Flex Squiggly 1.1
Apache Flex Squiggly is an ActionScript spell checking library for the
Apache Flex SDK. We w
Hi,
> This has come up before, but I'll ask again do they really need to be in 3
> places? Can we at least reduct it to 2 or even 1?
How about generating the 3 places from one "true" source that way they can't
get out of sync etc etc
Thanks,
Justin
Hi,
> How could we add these examples in Tour De Flex now? Should it be a new
> page with examples or would it be a "theme" section?
In the navigator I would place these under the 4.14 branch as they are likely
to be included in that release. Path wise I'd place them in
TourDeFlex/TourDeFlex3/s
Hi,
> I would say that during the “last call”, if nobody speaks up with a plan
> to commit stuff soon that shouldn’t be put into the release, that a
> release branch is optional.
It's easy enough to create a release branch, but merging back into dev and
master can sometimes be painful. I'm not s
Thank you very much. I’ll read through these tomorrow.
On Oct 26, 2014, at 11:16 PM, Justin Mclean wrote:
> Hi,
>
>> Can you give me any links on this? I’m not familiar enough with official
>> policy.
>
>
> Try theres [1][2][3][4][5] + there's lot more.
>
> There was also a discussion recen
Hi,
> Can you give me any links on this? I’m not familiar enough with official
> policy.
Try theres [1][2][3][4][5] + there's lot more.
There was also a discussion recently where two RCs were voted on in a single
thread. There was some confusion to which RC people voted one and if the last
R
Hi Erik,
thanks for the details ;-)
But all is happening in the flex-falcon project. Am I correct?
Here I already created maven artifacts from the "compiler" module, which seems
to be Falcon itself.
Then there are compiler.js and compiler.jx both seem to contain a
org.apache.flex.compiler.clien
Thank you Mahmoud, I look forward to using the new theme on some of our
projects!
EdB
On Sun, Oct 26, 2014 at 6:52 PM, Mahmoud Ali wrote:
> I think it is now complete. I just tested the .SWC generated with our
> FlatSpark demo and everything is working as expected.
>
> I also added the licens
Hi Justin, FlatSpark is donation is now complete and the .SWC is getting
successfully generated.
How could we add these examples in Tour De Flex now? Should it be a new
page with examples or would it be a "theme" section?
We still have a few components that needs to be done (like DataGrid), but I
I think it is now complete. I just tested the .SWC generated with our
FlatSpark demo and everything is working as expected.
I also added the license mentioning the fonts license.
On Wed, Oct 15, 2014 at 11:47 PM, Alex Harui wrote:
>
> On 10/15/14, 7:31 PM, "Mahmoud Ali" wrote:
>
> >I see Jenki
> Would there be any objections to me creating an Interface "Compiler" that
> I can use for programatically calling compilers?
> Currently I have to call all using reflection which is more difficult to
> maintain than simply using an interface. I was thinking of something as
> simple as this:
>
> p
Just to make this conversation a bit clearer: there is no FlexJS jar. The
Java part of FlexJS - which is the cross compiler - is named FalconJX.
FlexJS is the combination of FalconJX, the AS SDK, the JS SDK as well as
the Google Closure Compiler, which is an external dependency. In addition
to the
Yes, it definitely makes sense now.
Just something I've never done. I didn't realize that by just having it like
that the compiler would pull it in.
I always thought you had to assign it to a var or something to invoke the
compiler to pull in those files.
Learn something new every day. ;) Thanks
Would there be any objections to me creating an Interface "Compiler" that I can
use for programatically calling compilers?
Currently I have to call all using reflection which is more difficult to
maintain than simply using an interface. I was thinking of something as simple
as this:
public inte
It's nothing Maven-Special I'm talking about. It's just some plain old Java jar
dependency thing.
I would like to have FlexJS as an addition to Falcon. So assuming a project
allready has Falcon, by adding the FlexJS jar, the user would be able to use
FlexJS.
I've tried compiling FlexJS several
I know nothing about Maven and/or FlexMojos. All I can think of to help you
along is to look at how FlexJS is set up during installation, and how it
uses Flash Builder .launch files to do it's thing when publishing a
project.
EdB
On Sunday, October 26, 2014, Christofer Dutz
wrote:
> So how wo
In this case I think it would make things a lot easier for me, if we introduced
an Interface that all "Compiler" main classes implement. I'm talking about the
default Flex compiler, Falcon, FlexJS and whatever other compiler there might
be.
Was thinking of something like this:
public interface
So how would I setup this scenario?
I have a flexjs-compiler jar artifact that has dependencies on
falcon-compiler.jar?
Would I add an additional flexjs-compiler artifact to the rest and somehow tell
Flexmojos which compiler implementation class it should use? Having a look at
the code, I think
Here is my reply from the previous thread:
> 1) There would be a period of time until a release is “frozen”.
>
> IMO there's no need for a freeze, branching should take care of any issue.
> I don't think a freeze would of solved any issue we're run into in the past.
>
The freeze would be the cut
Hello Neil, I have added this change as comment to the pull request
@All will try to check/translate other files (have no much free time these
days)
On 25 October 2014 20:50, Neil Madsen wrote:
> Hi Maxim,
> I noticed one thing in the file. Can you change The INFO_TRACKING to this:
>
> INFO_TRA
> Changing the subject to make sure folks not interested in TDF also pay
> attention.
>
I find this thread hopping very confusing. Even more so then having a
discussion in a thread with a "wrong" title :-(
EdB
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Github user solomax commented on a diff in the pull request:
https://github.com/apache/flex-utilities/pull/2#discussion_r19381643
--- Diff: installer/src/properties/ru_RU.properties ---
@@ -0,0 +1,135 @@
+#
FalconJX takes care of the cross compilation to JS. This is a separate
project in the flex-falcon repository. It basically uses Falcon to create
the AST and then traverses that to create Javascript. To complicate
matters: this Javascript is then passed to the Google Closure Compiler for
optimalisat
> > 1) There would be a period of time until a release is “frozen”.
>
> IMO there's no need for a freeze, branching should take care of any issue.
> I don't think a freeze would of solved any issue we're run into in the past.
>
The freeze would be the cutting of the release branch. There needs to
Hi,
well I'll currently treat my work on supporting Flacon as done and now want to
concentrate on supporting the first JavaScript output support to it.
I could need a little help getting started with this.
Assuming I was building a classic Falcon application, how exactly is the
JavaScript outpu
On Oct 26, 2014 7:57 AM, "Alex Harui" wrote:
>
> Changing the subject to make sure folks not interested in TDF also pay
> attention.
>
> For folks who haven’t been following closely, there’s been discussion on
> trying to find a more efficient way to do releases. In the past we cut a
> release ca
Changing the subject to make sure folks not interested in TDF also pay
attention.
For folks who haven’t been following closely, there’s been discussion on
trying to find a more efficient way to do releases. In the past we cut a
release candidate (RC) and start a vote but if issues are found, we h
Can you give me any links on this? I’m not familiar enough with official policy.
Thanks,
Harbs
On Oct 26, 2014, at 1:25 PM, Justin Mclean wrote:
>> 3) A discussion/VOTE is opened at that point and kept open until the release
>> is voted through.
>
> A vote can only be against a single RC / ta
Hi after24,
>At first I used the visible property to hide the actual viewport during scroll
>operations but this method has a significant impact on performance. I'm not
>sure about the cause but the fact that the viewport remains on the display
>list even if it's not visible hurts performance.
Hi,
> 1) There would be a period of time until a release is “frozen”.
IMO there's no need for a freeze, branching should take care of any issue. I
don't think a freeze would of solved any issue we're run into in the past.
> 3) A discussion/VOTE is opened at that point and kept open until the r
+1 binding
Package
https://dist.apache.org/repos/dist/dev/flex/squiggly/1.1/rc1/apache-flex-squiggly-1.1-bin.zip
Java 1.8, Ant 1.9.3
OS: Windows 7 64bit
Source kit signatures match: y
Source kit builds: y (I've checked build separatly without using
ApproveSquiggly.xml script)
README is ok: y
Hi,
> A suggestion: why not cut a release branch
Done. Although given the minimal changes/few people working on the Tour De Flex
project and stable state it is is in it's not a big issue either way.
Thanks,
justin
I know Justin. I'm going to vote +1 because everything worked fine. I was
just wondering what is wrong with this approve script.
Alex are you saying that we shouldn't have in squiggly script checking for
PLAYERGLOBAL_HOME?
Some part of squiggly build need this path, for example target
"compileui
As another way, what I generally do in my own code and I agree it is more
verbose but more self explanatory, I use an array of those classes as a private
static constant called forcedDependencies, doing so, users not knowing the
trick can guess it.
Frédéric THOMAS
> From: aha...@adobe.com
> To
What you did seems very interesting, did you think about publishing your code
and/or a demo, I guess it would help if you want some helps.
Frédéric THOMAS
> Date: Sun, 26 Oct 2014 01:11:01 -0700
> From: vinc...@after24.net
> To: dev@flex.apache.org
> Subject: Re: Re:Scroller optimization
>
> Hi
This makes sense to me. Perhaps we should discuss, and document how to best go
about ("no RC") releases?
It seems to me that there are two types of releases: Normal releases and “hot
fix” releases. In the case of a normal release, I think there should be
mechanism built in to encourage people t
Justin,
I applaud and would like to promote the new "no-RC" release procedure. I
encourage all contributors (not only committers/PMC members) to look at the
mentioned branch (develop) and check it as it were a release candidate!
This way, if any issues are found, they can be fixed and tested witho
Hi,
After Squiggly is released I like to release Tour De Flex 1.2. [1] It has a
couple of significant improvements including support for 3rd party components
and (allmost) all examples now have a cleaner, more consistent look and feel. A
couple of Squiggly examples have also been added. [2]
C
Hi DarkStone,
Thank you for your response.
*
/Instead of using the scrollRect property of the viewport, the ViewportCache
performs the scrolling of the bitmap version of the viewport using the
blitting technique which is way much faster.
What do you mean by "the blitting technique"? Could you exp
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