Command line build and source control (svn)

Using Flash Builder, what should be checked into source control to enable a command line build without any user interaction? Just checking in all the source directories is apparently not enough - as far as I can tell the individual projects have to be added to the workspace for the build to work.
I've experimentally determined that .metadata/.plugins/com.abobe.flexbuiler.project and .metadata/.plugins/org.eclipse.core.resources are the 2 directories required for my build to work. the com.adobe.flexbuilder.project directory is pretty straight forward and it's obvious what needs to get checked in. the org.eclipse.core.resources directory has quite a bit more files contained in it - do all of these need to be checked into source control for the build to work? Deleting the .history folder appears to be ok.

Hi GB_Austin,
What you need to do is set up a Single Source Layout (SSL) to
build with the conditional tags. If you are not sure how to do
this, let me know. Let's assume you have a SSL that can do this and
it is called "General". To build it using Command Line Compilation,
use the following command:
rhcl [address of your project's xpj file] -l "General" -o
[address of the output directory]
The -l (lower case L) tells the caommand line to use this
SSL. If you leave -l "General" out it will compile your Primary
Layout instead. If you leave out the -o and the address, the output
chm file will be placed in the current folder. So the basic command
is just:
rhcl [address of your project's xpj file]
I hope this has helped,
darkagn

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Revision: 14412
Revision: 14412
Author:   [email protected]
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Log Message:
Added the Syndication.swc to the command line build config file for the AkamaiPluginSample project.
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[svn:osmf:] 13165: unused import was breaking the command line build.

Revision: 13165
Revision: 13165
Author:   [email protected]
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unused import was breaking the command line build.
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[svn:osmf:] 13544: Attempt to fix the broken command line build.

Revision: 13544
Revision: 13544
Author:   [email protected]
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[svn:osmf:] 13639: Attempt to fix the command line build.

Revision: 13639
Revision: 13639
Author:   [email protected]
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Revision: 14411
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DVDs, when finalized, are read-only... so unless you are considering to do an Install of the course from the DVD to the machine, you're not going to be able to write to a database. A USB stick may be more suitable in this situation.
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Why not run a Moodle installation via a USB stick and you can have a full featured LMS with a database and ability to resume a previous session?
http://docs.moodle.org/19/en/Installation_guide_-_Moodle_for_Windows_on_a_USB_Memory_Stick
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Inherited some flash widgets that are developed in .fla format and exported to .swf apps, using Flash Pro CS5.
I have only limited understanding of AS3 or 4, flex and flash in general, but I'm quickly becoming dangerous.
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First of all there is no such thing as AS4 yet.
See, that's how ignorant I am..
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Unsure about its current status, but one major drawback, as I see it, is that it requires the Flash IDE installation for execution.
As you said, mimicks what is done manually, using JSFL API's. Like I know what JSFL is, huh?

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