I believe -swf is looking for a filename, not a directory name.
-swf E:\BOSS-SH\CONFIG\eclipse\FAME_tutorial\deploy\myapp.swf
Also, I think -out might be the option you actually want. -swf is used for
injecting actionscript into a .swf that's already created.
-out E:\BOSS-SH\CONFIG\eclipse\FAME_tutorial\deploy\myapp.swf
-Marc
On 5/10/07, Steve <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello, was wondering if anyone had received Permission denied while
attempting to compile with mtasc. This is the first thing I've ever
attempted with flash/actionscript while following an online tutorial.
I received the following :
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C:\eclipse\mtasc-1.12\mtasc.exe -swf
E:\BOSS-SH\CONFIG\eclipse\FAME_tutorial\deploy -cp
E:\BOSS-SH\CONFIG\eclipse\FAME_tutorial\src -main
com\communitymx\HelloWorld.as -trace Flashout.traceReplacer -strict
-header 800:600:31 -cp "C:\Documents and Settings\Steve\My
Documents\Macromedia\Flash MX 2007\en\Configuration\Classes"
Fatal error: exception
Sys_error("E:\BOSS-SH\CONFIG\eclipse\FAME_tutorial\deploy: Permission
denied")
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The folder: E:\BOSS-SH\CONFIG\eclipse\FAME_tutorial\deploy does in fact
exist on my drive.
I'm on Win XP
Thanks, Steve
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