Flash Builder 4.7 - Command line ExportReleaseBuild unable to compile to Captive Runtime?

Hi,
I am working on a project with the following setup:
- AIR Desktop running with the ExtendedDesktop Profile with GPU rendermode
- Apache Flex SDK 4.11
- SWF version 18
- Implements the FRESteamWorksNative Extension
- Flash Builder 4.7 Premium is our work enviroment
Our problem is that we can compile the project in Flash Builder manually as Captive Runtime, but when we run it with ExportReleaseBuild in our build.xml, it seems to forget our Captive runtime target and just outputs the installer.
This is our buildscript:
build.bat:
SET FLASHBUILDER="%ADOBE_PATH%\%FLASHBUILDER_PATH%\FlashBuilderC.exe"
%FLASHBUILDER% --launcher.suppressErrors -noSplash -application org.eclipse.ant.core.antRunner -data "%WORKSPACE%" -file "%BUILDXML%" desktop
build.xml:
<target name="desktop">
     <fb.exportReleaseBuild verbose="true" destdir="bin-test" project="ProjectName" basefilename="ProjectBaseFileName" packagetype="native" certificate="Certificate.p12" password="passwordToUse"/>
</target>
.actionScriptProperties:
<buildTargets>
    <buildTarget buildTargetName="default" platformId="default">
      <airSettings airCertificatePath="Certificate.p12" airTimestamp="true" anePathSet="true" version="1">
        <airExcludes/>
        <anePaths>
          <anePathEntry path="steamworks/FRESteamWorks.ane"/>
        </anePaths>
        <newLaunchParams/>
        <modifiedLaunchParams/>
        <newPackagingParams/>
        <modifiedPackagingParams>
          <Parameter name="-target" value="air-captive"/>
    <Parameter name="-extdir" value="steamworks/"/>
        </modifiedPackagingParams>
      </airSettings>
      <actionScriptSettings version="1"/>
    </buildTarget>
</buildTargets>
Any help with this is much appreciated, and if I missed something, please let me know.

Hi,
I've opened bug at Adobe site:
Bug#3801869 - FlashBuilder 4.7 command line fails due to "Exception in com.adobe.flexbuilder.codemodel.CMCoreActivator.s…
please vote on the bug.
thanks,
Erez

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variable to point to the folder FM.EXE is stored in. This is done automatically during
installation, however you must restart your machine before the change to the PATH variable
is recognized when using Windows 95/98/ME. You must restart your machine or log out
then back in again before the change to the PATH variable is recognized when using
Windows NT/2000/XP.
Commands are passed to FM.EXE in the form or either directives or a Command File
containing directives.
The command line will have the following syntax:
FM [directives]
For example the following command line:
Description: Specifies the PC Serial (COM) communicating
Type:      Configuration
Syntax:    COM(port, baudrate)
      Where:
      port    The COM Port t
      baudrate :
          2400
          4800
          9600
          19200
          38400
          57600
Output:    Connected
      Or: Connection failed: reason
      Where:
      reason   The reason the
Default:    COM 1, baudrate of 19200 (COM(1, 19200))
Examples:        COM(1H, 9600)
                        COM(1, 0x2580)
                        COM(0x01, 2580H)
I try to used this command line with Labview but I always get error attach see file please
What I am doing wrong ?????
Attachments:
error.JPG ‏66 KB

Hi CofeeBreak,
Thank you for your comment, but I was able to find the problem (didn't solve it yet): In the FM command line interface, calling a HEX file located in a folder with brackets in its name, such as "C:\hello_World(V1)\LabVIEW.hex" will not be recognized by the FM.exe, whereas "C:\hello_World_V1\LabVIEW.hex" will work just fine. In the Flash Magic GUI and Command Line Manual section on hex files there is no mention of that, my solution at the moment is to remove the brackets from folder names.
Thanks
Amir

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