I would expect there to be a way to say "Combine this swc and these
classes into a new swc"; but I've never had to do it. Will the
"include-classes" compiler argument do it? (
http://livedocs.adobe.com/flex/3/html/help.html?content=compilers_14.html )
When creating a Flex Library Project, you have to explicitly select the
classes that show up in the swc. Using the Flex Builder 'options' there
is no way to specify classes / files that are not in the current
project. It doesn't delve into SWCs in the library path. I bet the
include-classes directive would solve this.
If not, you can cheat it. Create a dummy class and add it into the SWC
library. Then create an instance of every class not being included in
there. The Flex Compiler will say "Hold up, I need this class too" and
add it in to the SWC. It is clearly a kludge, but I'm pretty sure it
works. I'd check for a command line compiler option first, though. You
can even use the excludeclass metadata class to keep your dummy out of
code hinting.
migchulo wrote:
I am not sure if it's possible, but I was thinking that maybe there is a
attribute in the manifest.xml.
thanks
migchulo wrote:
>
> I am trying to create a library swc that contains all my images, utility
> and common classes which are shared across multiple projects. This works
> fine, however, I am not able to expose a swc from within the library
swc.
> For example, my projects all include FlexLib and Mate, instead of having
> this included in every project, I would like to have it in the
library.swc
> and exposing it. Eventually, I would make this into a RSL, but first I
> need to be able to get access to the internal swc files.
>
> Is this possible? If so, how? I was not able to find anything so far.
>
> Thanks...
>
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