RE: mxmlc target fails with jdk 1.8.0_291x64

s://www.oracle.com/java/technologies/javase/8u291-relnotes.html If I'm reading that right, lots of interesting changes in that release, like changes to TLS support, so maybe 291 can break something. -Alex On 7/10/23, 9:58 AM, "Frost, Andrew" mailto:andrew.fr...@harman.com.inva>

mxmlc target fails with jdk 1.8.0_291x64

Hi all We have a customer with an odd issue and I wanted to check if anyone had found something similar already… The odd part about this is that it works fine with Java 1.8.0 build 201 but fails with Java 1.8.0 build 291, both of them 64-bit. The error is just when compiling an MXML file using

Re: Flex compiler updates..

king the updates and being a release manager, we should be able to do another release. Harbs > On Sep 6, 2022, at 10:52 PM, Frost, Andrew > wrote: > > Hi guys > > Just wondering whether there is any scope to make any updates to the Flex SDK > and the compiler (mxmlc.jar

Flex compiler updates..

Hi guys Just wondering whether there is any scope to make any updates to the Flex SDK and the compiler (mxmlc.jar)? There's an issue which appears to have arisen for Java 1.8+ where the incremental build option no longer works, because of a change in the Java implementation. Information/analysi

Re: Board report submitted (September 2020)

Hi Sorry, I am having to filter out most emails so hadn't seen that other thread.. What's actually happening: 1) In January, the Flash Player will go into a "block everything by default" mode. Admins are able to work around this to add specific content that they want to keep working - see "ente

Re: Board report submitted (September 2020)

Hi guys I'm fine with that announcement although it's not 100% accurate: Microsoft announced 10 days ago that the new Edge will continue to support Flash Player via the "Internet Explorer Mode" feature (and IE will still have this capability, although they're not keen on people using IE standal