Alex Harui wrote > On 2/6/16, 5:38 AM, "lexx" <
> alexey.kalmykoff@ > > wrote: > FDB will not see classes that are loaded from SWFs that do not have debug > info in them (was compiled with -debug=false). FDB will also not see > classes that are loaded after you do "info files". The SWF has EnableDebbuger2 tag set. Also I am able to debug certain classes from that SWF e.g. set breakpoints using filenames and method names: break SomeClass.as:someMethod and get variables values. So my guess is that SWF contains debug info (at least for some classes). I also believe that this SWF contains the class I am interested in because I can see corresponding DoABC2 tag. However, I still don't see it using "info files". I'm trying to run "info files" after I see debug messages from this class, so it should be loaded already. Can it be the case that some classes have debug info, while others don't? Alex Harui wrote > When you see [DYNAMIC] it means that SWFs are being loaded (often as RSLs) > so you don't really have a single-swf app. If the classes you are looking > for are in those SWFs then that would explain what you are seeing. Is there any way to get URLs/paths for this dynamically loaded SWF/RSLs? I couldn't find any references in code, SWF or application.xml. The only idea I have right now is to add some debug output to fdb itself to see what it loads and where from. Thanks again for your time and help! PS: Sorry for elementary questions. I'm a Java dev, and all that AS stuff is new to me. -- View this message in context: http://apache-flex-users.2333346.n4.nabble.com/fdb-doesn-t-see-some-classes-in-AIR-application-tp11940p11943.html Sent from the Apache Flex Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
