Hi Alex, When I say "modules", I'm referring to IntelliJ modules.
This is a whopper of an application! There is only 1 resulting SWF file but it comprises of many modules (libraries). We have a product platform so have the following base modules: 1. Controls (lib) 2. Resources (lib) 3. Framework (lib) On top of these we have the following product-centric modules (ignoring test suite things): 4. ClientResources (lib) 5. ClientDomain (lib) 6. ClientUI (lib) 7. Client (app) Now the chart code we are using is specified in "6: ClientUI" and then obviously compiled and used as part of "7: Client". Every library links it's dependencies in with a linkage type of "Merged". Each library has a bunch of compiler options specified. Do I add -static-link-runtime-shared-libraries=false to everything or "6: Client UI" and "7: Client" or just "7: Client"? I tried doing that and got the same error as compiling the test suite: [HealthRosterClient] No signed digest found in catalog.xml of the library, C:\Workspaces\sdks\Flex\4.6.0\frameworks\libs\charts.swc. Compile the library with -create-digest=true and try again. Bear in mind "7: Client" was already specifying that compiler option but setting it to "true". It must have been important for something.... Having investigated this a bit more thoroughly yesterday, I'm wondering whether there could be a simpler workaround. The majority of time is being lost initialising the axis of the chart. There is nothing complicated going on but I'm losing around 8 seconds initialising the axis. On one screen we have 4 charts and it is taking 30 seconds in total to initialise! -- View this message in context: http://apache-flex-users.2333346.n4.nabble.com/Patching-Flex-4-6-SDK-chart-functionality-tp5527p5591.html Sent from the Apache Flex Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
