Hi all,

I just resolved the resource-copying problem, by removing the cleanup code from 
the compiler. Now the resources are copied and are staying in place even after 
the compilation. 
I also pulled in the MDLExample and fine tuned the pom and now it correctly 
builds and the resulting application displays that strange „Unknown.jpg“ ... 
I’ve done all of this in the 
„feature-autobuild/example-maven-dirs“ branch. Would be cool if we could assure 
that the not-deleting doesn’t cause any problems with Ant. Maven works just 
fine as it usually 
cleans everything before starting to do it’s work.

Chris


Am 07.11.16, 19:17 schrieb "Josh Tynjala" <joshtynj...@gmail.com>:

    Hey Piotr,
    
    That could be tricky. To debug the original ActionScript for the FlexJS
    components (while running the generated JavaScript), you would need to
    generate source maps somehow. The SDK doesn't generate any source maps by
    default and it also uses compiled SWCs. You probably need to add the FlexJS
    source code to your project's source path, instead of the SWCs. I'd try
    setting the config field in your asconfig.json to js to omit the FlexJS
    SWCs. Then, point the source-path to the appropriate folders in the SDK.
    
    - Josh
    
    On Sat, Nov 5, 2016 at 4:32 AM, piotrz <piotrzarzyck...@gmail.com> wrote:
    
    > Josh,
    >
    > Couple of questions before I jum into this deeper.
    >
    > How you debug FlexJS ? Let say that you have some project example which 
use
    > MDL components.
    >
    > I will try to achieve with VSCode following thing:
    > - Build Falcon and FlexJS maven
    > - Build simple project through maven - debug it and have connected in
    > somehow sources from FlexJS to hunt bugs - Is it possible ?
    >
    > Thanks,
    > Piotr
    >
    >
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