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Updated Feb 15, 2007 by darron.schall
Labels: FlexBuilder, Library, Project
FlexBuilderProject  
Instructions for creating a FlexBuilder library project from the SVN repository.

Introduction

The following steps will guide you in checking out the source code for this project and using it in a new FlexBuilder library project.

Details

In order to work with Subversion in FlexBuilder, you must have a Subversion plugin installed. I use Subclipse.

Project Members

If you are a project member with write access to the repository, you must follow Google Code's instructions on checking out the project with your username. See Command-Line Access.

Once you've run the "svn checkout", create a new Flex Library Project

After completing the step, jump down to "Configure the project...".

Read-Only Access

Follow the steps below to create a project with read-only access.

Add an SVN Repository location for this project

Check out the code from the project into the Flex Library Project

Configure the project to include the proper classes in the .swc output file

After the code is checked out from the previous step, you need to modify the project so that it knows what classes to include in the output .swc file.

When the dialog closes, the project will be built and you'll have the projects .swc file placed in the default "bin" output directory.

Updating the project code

To get the latest code from SVN, right click on the project, and select Team -> Update

Working with the project

See HowToBuild for information about building the examples, running the unit tests, or creating asdoc documentation.


Comment by Am.Steve, Sep 19, 2007

Is Subclipse installed like other plugins...simply download and copy folders or files to FB's plugin dir? Version specific to FB2?

Comment by dsmystic, Jun 23, 2008

when i try to use the built SWC file instead of the one I downloaded in my project, nothing works. all of my flexlib components get "could not resolve" errors. any suggestions?

Comment by JamesTandyOslo, Jul 01, 2008

Yes Ditto

Comment by JamesTandyOslo, Jul 01, 2008

Properties/ Flex Library Compiler/ add namespace URL : http://code.google.com/p/flexlib/ and mainifest file : manifest.xml Then it works


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