Good question. I added a FalconJX and FlexJS component to JIRA. Please submit patches there. There is already a Falcon component.
In theory, if you have problems compiling a SWF that FB/MXMLC compiled, then file the bug against Falcon. If Falcon compiled the SWF but you get an error creating the JS version, file the bug against FalconJX, and if there is a bug in the AS or JS code, file the bug against FlexJS. The styling implementation on JS is not yet complete, so you can't use non-standard CSS styles in JS right now. But the goal is to support the appropriate CSS styles in the SWF since those styles should "just work" in the browser. In-line styles (like <basic:Foo color="red" />) isn't supported yet either. I'm on the fence about whether to keep adding styles/properties or just use HTML's styles object (like <basic:Foo style="color:red" />). Some properties like "width" also support being set in CSS. Opinions welcome. And thanks for trying it out, -Alex On 9/3/13 3:50 PM, "Sharma, Pratyoosh" <pratyoosh.sha...@jpmorgan.com> wrote: >I got my workspace setup for ASJS with all the tweaks required for SDK >overlay & compilation > >Figured out that the best way to start would be to work on a sample >application that showcases the components, in the process I will be able >to modify components & test them as well (in future it can be enhanced & >used as a Flex ASJS demo app as well) > >I stepped into few bugs with the components & got them fixed (pretty >minor stuff so far this missing on Alert.js), so what is the most >straightforward way to contribute the code back? Send it back to the >maintainer? > >I am reading the tutorial & generated code so hopefully I will be able to >unlock my doubts on styling on components :), but the plan generally >seems not to expose style as properties like Flex , correct? > >Thanks, >Pratyoosh > > >This email is confidential and subject to important disclaimers and >conditions including on offers for the purchase or sale of securities, >accuracy and completeness of information, viruses, confidentiality, legal >privilege, and legal entity disclaimers, available at >http://www.jpmorgan.com/pages/disclosures/email.
