Configuration de flex builder 4.5 sous eclipse kepler ou luna

Bonjour,
J'essaie de configurer flash builder 4.5 sous eclipse Kepler pour que je puisses utiliser felx/actionscript avec eclipse Kepler
mais je constate que après l'installation il se passe deux problèmes:
- flash builder 4.5 se lance avec son eclipse Ganymede ce qui m'empêche d'utiliser mon projet java existant sur eclipse Kepler
et je suis obligé d'importer le projet sur eclipse Ganymede.
- mon eclipse Kepler est détruit et impossible de le faire tourner.
Est-ce qu'il existe une documentation qui permet de faire cette configuration? Comment y remédier pour n'est pas se trouver dans
cette situation de blocage.
Cordialement,
Brice MFOUKA

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[I hope Adobe reads these forums. I tried to submit this as a
customer service request, but the customer service request form
kept telling my I had to enter my First Name, Last Name, and Email
address, even though I _had_ entered them!]
I can't seem to install the Flex Builder 2 plugin in Eclipse
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After I selected the Eclipse folder, I got the error:
"Please choose an existing Eclipse folder (3.1 or greater) to
be updated. This folder must contain eclipse.exe and the standard
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configuration) hold in my case, so I don't know what the real
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Actually it's quite simple. But you have to be warned. This
doesn't guarantee a bug free Eclipse setup and it isn't supported
by Adobe in any way. It is how-ever your only shot at getting
Eclipse with Flex Builder 2 AND php-development support, as Zend
has stopped deploying the php-development-requirement for Eclipse
3.2 (or at least I haven't found it in their archives.)
Flex Builder 2 simply checks for some files to see if the
directory you want to install to exist, so it recognizes the
directory as an Eclipse 3.1+ directory. Eclipse 3.3 however misses
the file startup.jar. If you simply copy startup.jar from an
Eclipse 3.2 directory into the 3.3 directory, Flex Builder 2 will
install in the 3.3 directory.
Again. This is not supported in any way by Adobe.
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startup.jar
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=eclipse-3.3+Flex-builder-2+startup.jar
Kind regards.
PS. I would still like to have an Adobe Representative answer
the simple question: Is Adobe or is Adobe not working on getting
Flex Builder 2 to work on Eclipse 3.3? A simple yes or no will
suffice.

License not present. With the trial version only limited replays are allowed -- Flex builder 4.5 Premium eclipse plugin with SDK 3.5

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We are using Flex SDK 3.5 and using eclipse to build the war in order to make it automation compatible , Right now we tried with Premium version of Flex Builder 4.5 eclipse plugging to build and make application automation capable. But we are facing issues in terms of license , After deploying the automation compatible build we are getting error message "License not present. With the trial version only limited replays are allowed".
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Flex Builder 2 errors on Eclipse 3.2

Whenever you start Eclipse 3.2, five errors and two warnings
occur, apparently caused by Flex Builder 2. To see them, follow the
Eclipse menu
Window =>
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Other =>
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eclipse.buildId=M20060921-0945
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BootLoader constants: OS=win32, ARCH=x86, WS=win32, NL=en_US
Command-line arguments: -os win32 -ws win32 -arch x86
plugin: org.eclipse.core.filebuffers
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Sat Dec 09 08:39:04 CET 2006
The content type with id
"com.adobe.flexbuilder.project.content-type.actionscript" specified
in the extension point does not exist.
plugin: org.eclipse.core.filebuffers
Error
Sat Dec 09 08:39:04 CET 2006
The content type with id
"com.adobe.flexbuilder.project.content-type.css" specified in the
extension point does not exist.
plugin: org.eclipse.core.filebuffers
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The content type with id
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org.eclipse.ui.internal.PluginAction.createDelegate(PluginAction.java:123)
at
org.eclipse.ui.internal.PluginAction.selectionChanged(PluginAction.java:278)
at
org.eclipse.ui.internal.PluginAction.<init>(PluginAction.java:110)
at
org.eclipse.ui.internal.PartPluginAction.<init>(PartPluginAction.java:29)
at
org.eclipse.ui.internal.EditorPluginAction.<init>(EditorPluginAction.java:32)
at
org.eclipse.ui.internal.ActionDescriptor.createAction(ActionDescriptor.java:256)
at
org.eclipse.ui.internal.ActionDescriptor.<init>(ActionDescriptor.java:170)
at
org.eclipse.ui.internal.ActionDescriptor.<init>(ActionDescriptor.java:100)
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org.eclipse.ui.internal.EditorActionBuilder.createActionDescriptor(EditorActionBuilder.ja va:41)
at
org.eclipse.ui.internal.PluginActionBuilder.readElement(PluginActionBuilder.java:158)
at
org.eclipse.ui.internal.registry.RegistryReader.readElements(RegistryReader.java:138)
at
org.eclipse.ui.internal.registry.RegistryReader.readElementChildren(RegistryReader.java:1 27)
at
org.eclipse.ui.internal.PluginActionBuilder.readElement(PluginActionBuilder.java:141)
at
org.eclipse.ui.internal.registry.RegistryReader.readElements(RegistryReader.java:138)
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org.eclipse.ui.internal.registry.RegistryReader.readExtension(RegistryReader.java:149)
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org.eclipse.ui.internal.EditorAreaHelper.setVisibleEditor(EditorAreaHelper.java:263)
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org.eclipse.ui.internal.WorkbenchPage.restoreState(WorkbenchPage.java:2843)
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org.eclipse.ui.internal.Workbench.doRestoreState(Workbench.java:2857)
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I'm not quite sure what has gone wrong here, but can you
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eclipse consumes enormous amounts of memory that even with 2 gigs
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occuring on just a Flex Project, it SHOULD HAVE NO BUSINESS even
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level. As such, when the license expired, Adobe had the nerve to
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Hijacked the basic Eclipse functionality!!!
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grateful for at least that level of accepted behavior.

Cluebcke, thanks for the reply!
I am using a compaq nx7010 laptop with 2 gigs ram, 60 gig hd,
eclipse is set to utilize a minimum of 512 megs and a maximum of
1540 megs for the heap space. Virtual memory is set to a max of
4092 megs. Fairly generous I would assume. I doubt it was a
configuration issue, but hey, I’m open to learning and the
best lessons are through mistakes! ;-)
Sorry, I was being a bit sarcastic when I mentioned that
perhaps the issues were related to the free trial version knowingly
perfectly well that in fact there is no difference between the two
products. But I guess I was also conceding a possible out for Flex
too. Hmm...
To clarify my comment about aggressively compiling against
other projects:
1) I had about 4 demos loaded in to a workspace (269 files,
82 folders, and 7.2 megs including my 1 test project as mentioned
in item 4)
2) I had about 7 large Java projects loaded in to the same
workspace
3) Total workspace size was about 22,000+ files and 1600+
megs, give or take a fair number either way.
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a SpringGraph demo
5) I choose to manually build only the small flex project I
was working on so as to replace all the generated files. NOTE:
Might have been a clean, but only on that one flex project and NOT
the whole work space. It takes too long to rebuild all of my other
Java projects so that option has been unchecked for quite a while.
6) What I saw in the Eclipse progress window was a list of
files within my flex project getting reconstructed, and then it
started to scan through the other projects too. All of their names
and resources were flashed within that window.
7) When finished with the build of the ONE flex project, the
Java heap was basically gone. Starting a TomCat server would cause
an out of memory exception. Recall I have allocated 1.5 gigs for
the heap.
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on the magnitude of 20,000 to 100,000+. It would need to display
just about all nodes, or at lease an abstract relationship of those
nodes rolled up to a higher level. I realize that SpringGraph is
not ideal for those situations to begin with, but I was exploring
the idea of writing other plugins to deal with other graphing
formats.
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java.vendor=Sun Microsystems Inc.
BootLoader constants: OS=win32, ARCH=x86, WS=win32, NL=en_US
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file:\C:\Program Files\Adobe\Flex Builder 2
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org.eclipse.update.core.standaloneUpdate -command install -from
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crashing. My Eclipse 3.3 install works fine, Flex Builder will not
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Add SWC blows up Flex Builder 2.01

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same traceback in
JIRA,
implying that perhaps the SWC is bogus, but I don't see any errors
when publishing in Flash CS3.
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that I could use to investigate the SWC? I tried abcdump on it, but
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I am using this kind of project structure :
D:\project\src\ : the flex project sources
D:\project\src\classes\ : the mxml / AS classes
D:\project\bin\ : the swf output
My main application is in this path :
D:\project\src\classes\projectPackage\Main.mxml.
I configured my Flex Build Path (in the flex project
properties) this way :
- Main source folder :
classes
- Output folder :
D:\project\bin
Unfortunately, the output files are created in these paths :
D:\project\bin\projectPackage\Main.swf
D:\project\bin\projectPackage\Main-debug.swf
D:\project\bin\projectPackage\Main-profile.swf
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D:\project\bin\Main.swf
D:\project\bin\Main-debug.swf
D:\project\bin\Main-profile.swf
Would you know if it is possible to configure the real output
folder somewhere ?
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Cheers
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Hi levancho,
Thanks for your answer.
You probably meant to use
src\classes\projectPackage as the Main source folder.
This is working this way. However, there are some little
problems :
I have this warning : "
Source path entry, '
D:\project\src\classes', is a subdirectory of source path
entry, '
D:\project\src\classes\projectPackage'." which is
strange because it is the second path which is a subdirectory of
the first.
There are conflicts when the compiler
tries to resolve the classes within the
src\classes\projectPackage directory. For instance, for a
class clalled Application located in
src\classes\projectPackage\Application.as, it doesn't know
how to make a difference between Application and
projectPackage.Application.
Solution : move classes from
projectPackage to some sub packages.
Anyway, if it may not be the perfect solution, it just works,
so thank you very much :)
Regards,
Philippe

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I do have a default channel configured for my environment in services-config:
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What am I doing wrong? Where can I get help on these specific topics? Also, does anyone have an Ant build file that would automate this sort of deployment?
Thanks!

Hi Peter, I don't have problems passing JavaBeans to Flex. For collections, I used DataGrid, it displayed my collection seamlessly, except I don't get column headers, just a column index number. For receiving a single JavaBean, I had a little more trouble, until I tried to display it with a DataGrid: it displayed a single row that represented my data, with each java property name used as a column header, and object attributes were displayed as 'object'. These 2 experiences led me to these conclusions: - for the collection, Flex converted each element into an ordered list of attributes - for the single bean, Flex converted it into a hierarchy of Maps of attributes I didn't create a Flex value object. Flex is doing it automatically,very much like in JavaScript/JSON: dynamic objects. Here's the remote object markup:  <mx:RemoteObject id="myRemoteObject" destination="productService" fault="Alert.show(event.fault.faultString, 'Error');"> <mx:method name="getProductsCount" result="setProductsCount(event)"> <mx:arguments> <arg1>{productSC}</arg1> </mx:arguments> </mx:method> <mx:method name="getProducts">  <mx:arguments> <arg1>{productSC}</arg1>  <arg2>{pager.pageSize}</arg2> <arg3>{pager.currentPage}</arg3> </mx:arguments> </mx:method> <mx:method name="getProduct" result="goToView()">  <mx:arguments> <arg1>{selectedRecordId}</arg1> </mx:arguments> </mx:method> </mx:RemoteObject> And here's the dataGrid that displays the bean collection: <mx:DataGrid id="myDataGrid" dataProvider="{myRemoteObject.getProducts.lastResult}" change="selectRecord();" width="100%" height="100%" > </mx:DataGrid> Let me know how it goes, I'd be glad to assist if I can. Miguel

How does the ActionScript API, Eclipse IDE, Flex SDK, Cygwin & Flex Builder all communicate??

Whats up Everyone! As you might've immediately recognized from the title of this thread I'm new to developing apps with Flex.....
If I've succesfully set up my development environment (Flex SDK, Eclipse IDE, JAVA SDK, Apache Ant, Flash Player, etc.....) & checked out the source code using Subversion, can I start developing my app using the ActionScript 3 API using Eclipse? & how do those different SDK's & programs communicate? How should they be setup?

If you're willing to buy into the FlexBuilder way of doing things, that's probably the way to go. In this case, you don't really need to worry about anything except FlexBuilder (at least for a while). I don't really have any experience in setting up a project with a server component (I always set 'server type' to 'None' and configure this manually), but other than that, the experience has been (fairly) smooth, and I'm someone who's pretty heavily biased towards the command line. FlexBuilder takes care of most of the Flex compiler options, tracking different SDK versions (I have three different ones installed), offers code completion and navigation tools, etc.
To get some of the terms straight (I'm not sure how familiar you are with these, since you just threw them out there--pardon me if I'm being patronizing):
* the ActionScript API: the function and class definitions built into Flash Player (fl.*) and the Flex standard library (mx.*)
* Eclipse: a Java IDE, the core of FlexBuilder
* Flex SDK: the Flex standard library, the mxml and compc flex compilers, some ant tasks for build automation, etc.
* Cygwin: this does not really have anything to do with Flex specifically, as far as I'm aware--it's a *nix emulation layer for Windows
* FlexBuilder: the Flex IDE from Adobe, built as a plug-in to Eclipse
FlexBuilder is available in standalone (i.e., pre-bundled with Eclipse) and plug-in versions. Both versions include the SDK. If you're just starting out, I would suggest a FlexBuilder standalone trial, and follows some tutorials out there (or, really, just chose "new Flex project" and explore). In this case, you don't really have to worry about installing or configuring anything else to get started.
Note also that for the upcoming Flex 4, FlexBuilder has been renamed Flash Builder (but I would stick with Flex 3.4 or 3.2 right now unless you really likethe bleeding edge).

Configuration de flex builder 4.5 sous eclipse kepler ou luna

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