RE: [flexcoders] Flex 2.0: mxmlc question

[Tobias Patton]

Hi Roger;

 



So, to link corelib.swc into my
application, you’d supply the path to corelib as an argument to the –library-path
option? Here’s the command-line I’m using:

 

mxmlc
-actionscript-classpath=D:\PerforceDepot\galiano\Galiano.Tobias_Patton\Client\classes
-library-path
D:\PerforceDepot\galiano\Galiano.Tobias_Patton\tools\compiler\Flex2b2\frameworks\libs\
D:\PerforceDepot\galiano\Galiano.Tobias_Patton\Client\oem\corelib\bin\corelib.swc 
--
D:\PerforceDepot\galiano\Galiano.Tobias_Patton\Client\DashboardJobsView\DashboardJobsView.mxml

 

This compiles, but I get the following
runtime error when I launch my application:

 

Error: Key outOfBounds was not found in
resource bundle SharedResources

            at
mx.resource::ResourceBundle/getObject()

            at
mx.resource::ResourceBundle/getString()

            at
mx.collections::ListCollectionView$/::loadResources()

            at
mx.managers::SystemManager$/registerInitCallback()

            at
mx.collections::ListCollectionView$cinit()

            at
global$init()

            at
global$init()

            at
_DashboardJobsView_FlexInit$/init()

            at
mx.managers::SystemManager/::frameEndHandler()

 

This used  to work in Beta 1.

 

If I remove the reference to corelib.swc
from the command line (and comment out any code that depends on corelib), I can
compile and run the application. 

 

Can you suggest what might be wrong with
the way I’m building the application?


Thanks.

 

Tobias.

 

BTW: The reason flex-config.xml couldn’t
be found was that I was running mxmlc with ‘java –jar mxmlc.jar’

 







From:
flexcoders@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Roger Gonzalez
Sent: Wednesday, March 22, 2006
8:09 PM
To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
Subject: RE: [flexcoders] Flex
2.0: mxmlc question



 

library-path makes SWCs available for
resolving class dependencies.  This is normally what you want.

include-libraries forces all symbols in
the SWCs to be included in the application, whether they are needed or not.

 

 

I don't know why you'd get that error
unless you're not using mxmlc or Flex Builder.  By default, the compiler
tries to load flex-config.xml out of ${flexlib}, which for mxmlc.exe is
relative to the bin directory, and I suspect is set explicitly by Flex Builder.

 

I don't know what the "does not use a
config file by default" means.  mxmlc certainly loads a
flex-config.xml file by default.  I'm not positive what Flex Builder does,
though.

 

In beta 2, you should be able to use
-load-config+=otherfile.xml to overlay your config on top of the default
config.

 

In other words, the config file isn't
required, but there are some default settings that are trying to load it. 
Something about your setup sounds broken.

 

-rg



 







From:
flexcoders@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Tobias Patton
Sent: Wednesday, March 22, 2006
4:38 PM
To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [flexcoders] Flex 2.0:
mxmlc question



Can someone
explain the difference between the “-include-libraries” and
“-library-path” compiler options?

The
documentation states that “-include-libraries” is commonly used to
link in an .swc file containing localized resources. But what about .swc file
containing other .swc files used by the application? The documentation for
“-library-path” implies that this option should be used to link in
custom components. What is the difference? When I add a library in Flex
Builder, does this translate to an “-include-libraries” option of a
“-library-path” option?

Also,
the documentation states that the Flex compilers do not use a config file by
default. However, unless I specify the “-load-config” option, I get
the error: defaults: Error: unable to open './flex-config.xml'. Is this flag
required or not?

Thanks.

Tobias.

Creo Inc., a subsidiary of Kodak



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