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We have a recurring problem at my company with build breaks in our Flex projects. The problem primarily occurs because the build that the developers do on their local machines is fundamentally different from the build that occurs on the build machine. The devs are building the projects using FlexBuilder/eclipse and the build machine is using the command line compilers. Inevitably, the {projectname}-config.xml and/or the batch file that runs the build get out of sync with the project files used by eclipse, so the the build succeeds on the dev's machine, but fails on the build machine. We

At one point, the remote debug used to work. But for the life of me, I don't seem to be able to figure out what broke it. I have a flex/Java application. There is a wrapper that starts the tomcat server. I modified the wrapper.conf file to include -Xdebug -Xrunjdwp:transport=dt_socket,address=8000,server=y,suspend=n In my flex debug configurations, on the left, I have Remote Java Application. On the right, I have Standard (Socket Attach) as the connection type, 127.0.0.1 (I have tried localhost too) as Host, and 8000 as Port. The following is the stack trace. !ENTRY org.eclipse.jdt.launching 4

created an Eclipse plugin that contributes to the UI by a new project wizard a new menu in the context menu of projects in the Package Explorer a new project nature + builder a new preference page for the plugin The plugin works fine when installed in a normal Eclipse instance with Flex/Flashbuilder as plugin. The problem now is, that the plugin never gets activated when i install it in a Flex/Flashbuilder Standalone instance. Neither of the features described above is available. I even have no idea how to debug this, error-log (workspace/.metadata/.log) the following message appears, (but i

I am running Flash Builder 4.6 and just added Apache flex sdk 4.9.1 (build 1447119) to my mac book pro running Moutain Lion and when i tried to do a quick 'hello world' and add a few elements to the stage using design mode i got following error: The design mode is disabled as the project uses an incompatible version of the flex sdk My question is if i go beyond the default sdk that shipped with fb 4.6 do I therefore loose the ability to use design mode and have to do everything in source mode? Also, if i am using windows the error is quite similar when i mouseover on Design tab Design mode not

I'm working on an Adobe Flex application that loads lots of Flex Modules and other Flash sub-applications and Flash resources. Each time one successfully loads the flashlog.txt and Flex Console show a trace like "[SWF] filename.swf - [filesize] bytes after decompression". Specifically: [SWF] Main.swf - 1,361,299 bytes after decompression [SWF] core/Core.swf - 516,390 bytes after decompression I don't want to disable traces because I am debugging, but these traces are rather noisy. How can I suppress only the [SWF] loaded traces? I suggest you use De MonsterDebugger an open source debugger for

Can someone explain how Eclipse's local history works? I accidentally overwrote a file in a project but need to revert to an earlier version. Is there a chance that Eclipse has the older file cached somewhere? To complete CurtainDog's answer: from eclipse FAQ Every time you modify a file in Eclipse, a copy of the old contents is kept in the local history. At any time, you can compare or replace a file with any older version from the history. Although this is no replacement for a real code repository, it can help you out when you change or delete a file by accident. Local history also has an