FB4 Beta2 does not include swz files

When compiling a release Build, FB4 does not include the smaller swz files but bigger swf files (e. g. framework_4.0.0.10945.swf) instead. The swz files where included only a few time at the beginning of the project.
I need to finish this project with the 4.0.0.10945 SDK.
How can I let FB4 Beta 2 include and link to the framework etc. swz files?
Thanks,
David

Hi,
For the moment I would suggest that you use 'merge into code' rather than runtime libraries. After flashbuilder is released I would assume that the runtime libraries will be available online through Adobe, then it makes sense for applications that are used on a regular basis to use cached libraries, right now everytime you change a build you will also have a new set of libraries to upload/download, along with issues of libraries getting mixed up. SO rather than having to be concerend about a bunch of libraries being stored in the flashplayer cache you only have a single swf to think about.
David.

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I found the same issue is posted too much over the web regarding the WIDCOMM software in general and solution with something as patch I could not find.
I checked the fixed posting on this forum, but it seems all included URLs in the posting are not working.
It seems that contacting MSI support is a waste of time. Could anyone provide guidance or help for me.
Thanks in advance

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It seems that contacting MSI support is a waste of time.
Have you even tried? Visit http://ocss.msi.com.tw, enter your email address and open a new ticket.

CertificateException: CA certificate does not include basic constraints ext

Hi,
I am using a self signed certificate in our intranet Server. I used jdk1.2.2 for creating the same.Now from a client side application I am trying to connect to the server. While trying to connect, I am getting this error.
CertificateException: CA certificate does not include basic constraints extension
I am using jdk1.4 in the client side.
Could anyone help me with this.
Regards
Sajan Mathew

Add the following code before invoke openConnection()
System.setProperty ("javax.net.ssl.trustStore", "server_keystore");
System.setProperty ("javax.net.ssl.trustStorePassword", "changeit");
server_keystore is the file name of your certificate CA store
changeit is the password of the CA store
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