I did have to tweak the mxmlc file in /js/bin because the build would
immediately fail with the Error: Unable to access jarfile /../lib/mxmlc.jar.
I changed SCRIPT_HOME and removed the "/". Maybe that broke something? All
of the files I have were installed using the flex sdk installer with the
flex
OK, I pushed an update to FalconJX to show the list of SWCS it found.
Give it about 20 minutes to build Falcon and maybe try installing FlexJS
nightly build again.
I have to stop for tonight. Thanks again for trying it out.
-Alex
On 5/11/15, 10:50 PM, "Alex Harui" wrote:
>Hi Kevin,
>
>Did you
Hi Kevin,
Did you look inside Core.swc to see if the files were in there?
It feels like the compiler can’t find the files in the SWCs. Maybe you
have an older build of the compiler somehow, or maybe something else is
broken. I’ll see if I can add some more output info to the compiler.
-Alex
O
@Piotrz, I found the FilePath when I was playing with the insert macros
button.
@Alex, the new message is slightly different, now complaining about a
different file:
/Users/kevinGodell/Documents/flexjs-0.0.3nightly_air-17/js/bin/mxmlc
/Users/kevinGodell/IdeaProjects/flexJS/DataBindingTest/src/Dat
Wow Kevin! Great I didn't know about that option with $FilePath$ - Thank you!
:)
So we have almost successful build on two OS. :)
Piotr
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Hmm, not sure what’s wrong.
In /Users/kevinGodell/Documents/flexjs-0.0.3nightly_air-17/frameworks/libs
should be a Core.swc. All SWC files are just zip files so open it as a
zip file and see if EffectTimer.js is in there (under
js/src/org/apache/flex/utils)
Create a folder at
/Users/kevinGodell
I changed it to /js/bin/mxmlc and got this response:
/Users/kevinGodell/Documents/flexjs-0.0.3nightly_air-17/js/bin/mxmlc
/Users/kevinGodell/IdeaProjects/flexJS/DataBindingTest/src/DataBindingTest.mxml
Using Falcon codebase:
/Users/kevinGodell/Documents/flexjs-0.0.3nightly_air-17
Using Flex SDK: /
And about the intellij external tools settings, you can use $FilePath$ in the
parameters box instead of hard coding the individual app's .mxml file. Just
make sure you have the main .mxml file open and it is focused, so that the
tool will target it's FilePath when launching. That way you can reuse
And now, you should be able to run the mxmlc in js/bin and get a “bin”
folder in the DataBindingTest folder that contains the HTML/JS/CSS
equivalent.
-Alex
On 5/11/15, 9:23 PM, "OmPrakash Muppirala" wrote:
>On Mon, May 11, 2015 at 9:05 PM, kevin.godell
>wrote:
>
>> I was able to get the extern
On Mon, May 11, 2015 at 9:05 PM, kevin.godell
wrote:
> I was able to get the external tool setup on mac/intellij and got a .swf
> using the DataBindingTest example with only 1 warning:
>
> /Users/kevinGodell/Documents/flexjs-0.0.3nightly_air-17/bin/mxmlc
>
> /Users/kevinGodell/IdeaProjects/flexJS
I was able to get the external tool setup on mac/intellij and got a .swf
using the DataBindingTest example with only 1 warning:
/Users/kevinGodell/Documents/flexjs-0.0.3nightly_air-17/bin/mxmlc
/Users/kevinGodell/IdeaProjects/flexJS/DataBindingTest/src/DataBindingTest.mxml
Loading configuration:
/
On 5/11/15, 2:50 PM, "piotrz" wrote:
>
>If you could Alex try to put SourceLocator and we will see what will
>happen.
Ok, I will look into that this week. Of course, anybody else is more than
welcome to try it first.
-Alex
Alex,
Actually this is all what I got - Intellij do not show me anything more in
this stack trace.
As for ambiguous reference I had probably something cached by Intellij and
had some old code even after pull from git.
I had additional imports in MyModel.as:
import flash.events.EventDispatcher;
Hi Piotr,
That’s great news that you found a way to get it to work.
Can you explain what you had to do to remove ambiguous reference to
EventDispatcher?
Also, can you examine more closely the errors about not finding the
SourceLocator class? If you go all the way to the top of the stack, what
c
Alex,
Once I removed ambiguous reference to EventDispatcher build to js [1] and
swf [2] was successful.
Intellij didn't manage to launch application in debug mode [3] which is ok
because for this purpose I might need separate plugin.
At least we know that building application is possible using e
Hi Kevin,
My recommended workflow for FlexJS is to build a SWF first and debug it
because the Flash Player VM and the IDE’s debugger should make that a
pretty fast edit/compile/debug cycle. So typically, you want to build the
SWF first by either integrating bin/mxmlc into the IDE or calling it
di
Thanks Alex. I had already installed the flexjs nightly and was trying to
setup external tools on intellij. I was trying to mimic the launch config
settings found in /ide/flashbuilder which was targeting sdk/js/bin/mxmlc.
When running the external tool on intellij(after updating to java 1.7) there
Hi Chris,
Thank you very much! I can run my AIR application,but I get another
error，when I generate "Package AIR Application".The error is "
Failed to package AIR application HelloWorld.exe:
Error: Could not find or load main class com.adobe.air.ADT
[ADT command line
Hi Chris,
I updated the utility repo, re-installed and copied the extension but nothing
changed, will try to find the time to dig into tonigth and eventually come back
to you.
Thanks,
Frédéric THOMAS
> From: christofer.d...@c-ware.de
> To: dev@flex.apache.org
> Subject: AW: [FlexMojo] build
>
As I decoupled Flexmojos, Flex, Flash and Air, in order to use the Air stuff,
you need a second dependency on the air-compiler artifact.
Have a look at the sources for one of the projects in the Flexmojos testsuite.
I think this should provide you with all you need:
https://github.com/chrisdutz/
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