>
> Oh ... is VF2JS still valid? I thought this approach was dropped?
>
Both can be true, I'm afraid.
I created VF2JS to leverage the power of the Flex SDK but allow for
publication to JS in case Flash wasn't an option. I delayed work on it to
help out with the development of FlexJS. And I think
Seems I've found the answer:
https://issues.jenkins-ci.org/browse/JENKINS-30058
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Hey Chris, have another question for you.
Have you attempted to use the extension from a jenkins server? From what I
can see, jenkins doesn't seem to recognize the .mvn/extensions.xml file when
building a maven project. If, however, I setup a freestyle jenkins project
and run shell command with
Oh ... is VF2JS still valid? I thought this approach was dropped?
If it's still valid I guess there will be more work coming towars us, as I
remember the two sort of having mixed up static variables ... they sort of
share some parts of state ...
Oh well ... better not think of this right now ...
Hey Chris, just found an interesting issue/situation.
So, to test the new snapshot I deleted my org.apache.flex folder from my
local maven repository. I ran my build and everything worked great! I then
tried to build on my CI server and for other reasons got an error. But that
lead me to realiz
This week I updated the FlexJS DataGrid to make it behave more like the Flex
DataGrid.
Some background first. The FlexJS DataGrid is a composite component. The
DataGrid uses a ButtonBar for its column headers and Lists for its columns. It
is styled via CSS.
The column lists are presented withi
On 10/9/15, 12:58 AM, "Christofer Dutz" wrote:
>It would be great if you could split the tests up in unit-test and
>integration-test.
>This way the unit-tests could be executed every time and the
>integration-tests once every day.
>
>Just give us targets to build with unit-tests but without
>in
Yay! .. Great :-)
Thanks for testing and providing feedack ;-)
Chris
Von: mscharp
Gesendet: Donnerstag, 8. Oktober 2015 23:17
An: dev@flex.apache.org
Betreff: Re: AW: AW: AW: AW: FlexMojos with RSLs
Sweet! Everything looks good. Thanks again for the he
It would be great if you could split the tests up in unit-test and
integration-test.
This way the unit-tests could be executed every time and the integration-tests
once every day.
Just give us targets to build with unit-tests but without integration-tests and
we should be fine.
Chris
