Importing for runtime sharing

Hi,
I'm working on a project that involves having two swf files, one for a shared assets library and the other being the project swf, to allow the assets to be changed independently of the project and code.
The assets get exported for actionscript in the assets swf, and then 'imported for runtime sharing' into the project swf. I want to place the assets on the stage in the project swf and then access them in actionscript using their instance names (rather than doing getDefinitionByName(asset) as Class; )
This works fine for most of what I'm doing. However I run into trouble when I import a MovieClip asset that contains other MovieClip(s), as I can't seem to access the contained clips - it complains that they are null. Is there a way around this problem?
Thanks,

Hi Szymon,
Our flash team and a few other flash clients have experienced this issue.
It is detailed here in this thread:
http://forums.adobe.com/message/4000804
There is no fix however and Adobe have not commented on the issue (via twitter @adobe_care or on the forum). I contacted adobe support, paid for a support contract, reported the issue and pointed them to the thread but they wanted a video of it after many frustrating conversations (Did I mention that adobe support is -horrible-). Our flash team never generate a movie though regrettably, they still experience it/deal with it. It's frustrating to say the least but I am determined to get Adobe to say something about it.
Adobe make good products but getting support from them is like getting blood out of a stone. I wonder how many people experience the issue but haven't reported it?
Regards,
M

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CS5.5 Import for runtime sharing and preview problem

Hello
I'm having a strange issue with CS5.5 and the import for runtime sharing settings. Here's what I'm doing: I create two .fla's, Export.fla and Import.fla. In Export.fla, I create a shape, select it, press F8 and tick export for runtime sharing, to create a really simple exported movie clip. I click the exported symbol in the library, press Ctrl-C, switch to Import.fla and press Ctrl-V. Everything ok so far, the symbol is imported for runtime sharing.
The first problem I have at this stage is that changes I do to the exported symbol in Export.fla are not reflected in Import.fla, only in the final .swf's I can see the changes. Also, unlike in CS4 and CS5 I cannot "Update" the imported symbol in the library right-click menu, to make changes to Export.fla visible in Import.fla. The menu entry is just greyed out...
So I tried to use Authortime sharing, in the Symbol Properties for the imported symbol in Import.fla. I link the source to the symbol in Export.fla, and once I do that, everything is completely borked. The previously imported symbol is no longer imported. Whenever it is changed in Export.fla, it gets an "Export for Runtime Sharing" tick in its Properties in Import.fla, and worst, it is not shared at runtime, like I need it to.
Can anyone tell me how to get the "normal" CS/4/5 behaviour in CS5.5: a runtime shared symbol, that can be updated in Import.fla (I dont care if manually or auotmatically) when I change it in Export.fla, and which also is runtime shared?
Cheers
Ulf

Hi, JonnyDiamond
Thank you for reporting the issue for runtime sharing settings affected by authortime sharing. It is fixed for parent symbols in Flash Pro CS6, but we just recognized it is not for nested items.
As an alternative to deleting and re-copying the symbol, we see the following steps restore the original settings of the nested bitmap symbol (png in your case) for importing runtime shared library. After you open Bitmap Properties dialog of the bitmap symbol, go to ActionScript section and:
1. Uncheck Export for ActionScript
2. Check Import for runtime sharing
3. Input the path to Library.swf in URL
4. Click OK twice
Please try these steps to see if they work for you. If they do, the simalr steps can be processed via JSFL script. It would be something like this:
//// To restore the settings to import runtime shared library //////
// Get Library items
var myItems = fl.getDocumentDOM().library.items;
// Store an item from myItems
var myItem;
// Path to runtime shared library. Change this to your path
var pathToRSL = "Library.swf";
// Go through Library
for (var i = 0; i < myItems.length; i++)
          myItem = myItems[i];
// Change the condition to suit to your Library
          if(myItem.itemType == "bitmap" &&
             myItem.name.split(".").pop() == "png" &&
             myItem.linkageExportForRS == true )
    switchRSSettings(pathToRSL);
// Disable Export for runtime sharing and
// enable Import for runtime sharing
function switchRSSettings(path)
          myItem.linkageExportForRS = false;
          myItem.linkageExportInFirstFrame = false;
          myItem.linkageExportForAS = false;
          myItem.linkageImportForRS = true;
          myItem.linkageURL = path;
///////////////////////// End of Script ////////////////////
We hope this would help you workaround the issue. Again, thank you for your report!
Thanks
Toshi

"Import for runtime sharing" and dynamic loading of MC

Hello to everyone :)
I have a question that possibly is a bit strange, but I
really didn't found any info about it (that's why I'm writing a
post here).
So, I have five .swf files with different sections of one
project. I'm loading these movies only when they are needed. So far
nothing really special. The big question is: is there a way to
import a visual snapshot of them, or import them into the main .fla
so I can see them and align them without going to xx.fla and move
the MC i want.
I know that importing for runtime sharing, make the things
appear in the main movie, but how can I import them dynamically
only when I need them?
In other words I want to see the other movies in edit mode in my
main movie (this will be a HUGE facilitation for designing the
project) and to import them dynamically... if it's possible!
I hope this explanation is clear enough :) If it's not I'll
do my best to clarify it!
And I want to apology if this post is not in the right place!
Thank you for your time and attention in advance!!!
Best Regards,
Lyubomir Kirilov

Hi Frowin Keiser
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In the Internet Explorer (any browser you are using), go to the Save as...
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Import for runtime sharing issue - CS5.5 AS2.0

I would like to use export/import for runtime sharing option so I can reuse assets form one swf library in another timeline.
I found this tutorial that explains how to use it, there is also a download link to see the example working:
http://www.flashkit.com/tutorials/Tips_And_Techniques/How_to_u-FreshLau-1000/
I do I think exactly the same as it is there, but it doesn't work. Strange thing is that if you open main.swf from downloaded project, it works, but if you open the main.fla and publish it wothout any changes even, it will stop working.
I have also discovered this problem with runtime sharing option. I have set up my movie clip runtime sharing option from library assets properties to import, as it showen in the picture below...
but after I click "Ok" and wait apropriate time to proces it, and when I reopen the properties panel of that movie clip I noticed that it has changed "Import for runtime sharing" to "Export for runtime sharing"it self: In addition it also adds "Export for Action Script" which I definatelly haven't choose before.
Any ideas anyone?
I gues this is some sort of a problem of flash newer Publish Settings incompatiobility with Flash MX 2004, in which this tutorial was made. although when you open it, you can see it is already stage is set up as AS2.0 and flash player 7. But I have also noticed, that once you open main.fla it is tagged with * symbol as it has not been saved. Anyway, the same occures when I build it from scratch in CS5.5 AS2.0.
I do not want to do it in AS3.0 because it apparantelly doesn't support attachMovie command.

Hi Szymon,
Our flash team and a few other flash clients have experienced this issue.
It is detailed here in this thread:
http://forums.adobe.com/message/4000804
There is no fix however and Adobe have not commented on the issue (via twitter @adobe_care or on the forum). I contacted adobe support, paid for a support contract, reported the issue and pointed them to the thread but they wanted a video of it after many frustrating conversations (Did I mention that adobe support is -horrible-). Our flash team never generate a movie though regrettably, they still experience it/deal with it. It's frustrating to say the least but I am determined to get Adobe to say something about it.
Adobe make good products but getting support from them is like getting blood out of a stone. I wonder how many people experience the issue but haven't reported it?
Regards,
M

AIR crashes on loading swf with 'Imported for runtime sharing' fonts

Hello everybody,
I have a trouble with an AIR application developped with Flex but the error seems to come from the Flash/AIR, after some searches a staff member (Flex harUI) said me that I could find more help for my trouble here.
I'm developping an AIR application which loads an external swf. This swf contains 'Imported for runtime sharing' fonts from another swf to reduce its size.
When the AIR application has finished to load (see message below) the whole application crashes without giving any error message except the usual "Process terminated unexpectedly" error message.
End Loading: [SWF] C:\Users\dev02\myProject\index.swf - 83,930 bytes after decompression
Error Message:
Process terminated unexpectedly.
Launch command details: "C:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe\Adobe Flash Builder 4\sdks\4.6.0\bin\adl.exe" -runtime "C:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe\Adobe Flash Builder 4\sdks\4.6.0\runtimes\air\win" "C:\Users\dev02\Adobe Flash Builder 4\Languages_Editor\bin-debug\Language_Editor-app.xml" "C:\Users\dev02\Adobe Flash Builder 4\Languages_Editor\bin-debug"
I use Flash Builder 4 (build 272416) with sdk 4.6.
Full discussion here.
I tried to load the external swf with the most basics codes, it works with a Flash web app but not with a Flex/AIR app or a Flash/AIR app.
Thanks for the help !

Thanks for the anwser.
In fact, I cannot specify a swc because my main application is an editor of sub-applications where each one has its own library.
The bug remains when sharing a simple MovieClip too.
Maybe, if I explain my project it will be a little more clear.
I'm developping a multi-languages module / application.
For each module, I have an external xml for texts. So in order to add a new language we don't need to recompile, just to change texts in the xml. But, I had to externalize my fonts, (imagine if each swf contains the whole characters set like latin, cyrillic, etc.).
And then, I have my main text editor application above the module, which loads texts xmls and a preview of the page where we need to change the text. (This is where it crashes, during the process of loading the preview).
My editor works great for translating, changing texts, modify images but without the preview, what is really frustrating.
(not so ergonomic, I know...)
I hope it will help you to understand my trouble.
regards

Why plugin/addon concept for Runtime Shared Libraries not implemented in Flex?

Hi All,
I am posting my refined query here in continuation to my post Fundamental and crucial drawback with Flex in Flex India Community as my last refined query was left unanswered though I feel there is a definite sense of purpose to it.
Why plugin/addon concept for Runtime Shared Libraries not implemented in Flex?
Here is why I feel it should be implemented in Flex.
Though Runtime Shared Libraries SWF file can be cached in the client browser and just need to be loaded only once when the user access a Flex application for the first time,
"40-60% of daily visitors to your site come in with an empty cache. Making your page fast for these first time visitors is key to a better user experience."
Qouting from 'Best Practices for Speeding Up Your Web Site' as described in Tenni Theurer's blog post Browser Cache Usage - Exposed!
While still retaining the cacheability of RSL's for compatibility reasons, flex should give the flexibility and thereby enhance performance by offering RSL's as a plugin/addon.
Looking for your comments and insigts on the same.
Thanks,
Ram Manoj Kongara.

I finally skimmed through the links you posted. The terms plugin and addon
are not in either of the articles so I'm unclear what you are suggesting.
The topic seems to be about application performance. The Flash Player
supports a cross-domain cache of actionscript libraries separate from the
browser cache. Each official release of Flex contains a set of these
libraries. As new Flash Player versions or new Flex versions are released,
and users visit sites utilizing those new versions, the browser picks up the
latest Flash Player and the Flash Player picks up the latest Flex libraries.
These days, it only takes a few months for a new Flash Player to achieve
major saturation in browsers although it still takes a bit longer for Flex
libraries to achieve saturation.
Adobe will soon be hosting these libraries so if you build your application
to leverage these libraries, you will find that the total download from your
server will be minimized, limited to only your application code and assets,
although you might want to serve the libraries in case they are not already
in the cache if you see high latency to the Adobe servers on a cache miss.
The SWF or SWFs you do serve off your servers should be optimized through
normal good application development practices. Flex provides features such
as deferred instantiation in its ViewStack and Accordion containers to defer
the creation of objects until viewed. Flex has a ModuleManager to allow you
to not download parts of your application until they are needed. A
model-view or MVC architecture will make it easier to create modular
boundaries within your application and leverage these features.
If I have not addressed your concerns please describe your issue in more
detail.
Alex Harui
Flex SDK Team
Adobe System, Inc.
http://blogs.adobe.com/aharui

Either components or runtime sharing?

Hi,
I've got problem with simultaneous using runtime library
import and using
components form User Interface group in Flash 8 Pro. What
I've done:
1. I have created library containing one MC with just simple
circe. Next in
linkage section of symbol I set up option "export for runtime
sharing", gave
name "circlesymbol" and typed in URL "blabla" (it seems that
this field is
not used but must be filled up). I tried to use proper URL
address of this
SWF but it has no influence on anything.
2. Then I created second SWF with any UI component (e.g. list
component). It
works fine. Next I decided to create new symbol "Symbol 1" in
library panel.
In the linkage section, option "import for runtime sharing"
has been
selected and field "name" was filled up with "circlesymbol".
SWF still works
fine but when symbol "Symbol 1" was dragged and dropped into
to the stage
all UI components stopped working. I can see only its frames
without any
details, just rectangles surrounding white areas. Imported
symbol looks fine
in the stage. Since imported symbol was removed from the
stage (not from the
library), components started working properly again.
Is any solution to this problem?
Regards,
Marek

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Runtime Sharing & Component Inspector Bug

I'm not sure if this is a bug with Flash or me doing something wrong. Here are the steps to reproduce:
1) Create "Source.fla"
draw a box on the stage and convert it to a movie clip. Call it "Component"
export Component for actionscript. Give make the class name "Component"
also, check "Export for runtime sharing" and put "Source.swf" in the URL. Click OK.
Next, right click the Component in the library and select "Component Definition..."
click the "+" button to add a parameter, give it the name "label" with type "String". Click OK
Save and test the movie so "Source.swf" is compiled out.
2) Create "Destination.fla" in the same directory
close Source.fla
go to File > Import > Open External Library...
select Source.fla. Click OK
you should see another Library panel show up with the Component symbol in it.
drag the Component symbol from that library onto the stage
save and run it. Everything should be fine: you should see your Component symbol from Source.fla should up on Destination.fla's stage.
3) The Bug!
now, click the imported Component symbol on Destination.fla's stage. And go to the component inspector.
you should see the "label" property we created earlier in step 1
change the value to something other than the default
save and run it.
you should see this compile time error: "Scene 1 1046: Type was not found or was not a compile-time constant: Component."
What's up with that eh? Seems like a Flash bug to me. Unless I'm missing something.
FYI: I'm using Adobe Flash Professional CS5 (11.0.2.489)
Message was edited by: RovertNnud

Yep, the problem definitely still exists in CS6 12.0.2.529. I have hundreds of source files for lessons being used by students from PA to TX, and this BUG is making it impossible to work with the files.
First of all, if a library object is imported for runtime sharing, then it shoudl be loaded from that external source when the file is opened, and flash should keep a file system watcher on the source RSL file so that when it changes, it automatically updates the library definition.
Furthermore, the "Authortime Sharing" seems to handle these updates automatically, but it requires a source FLA file, and once you set one, there's no way to unlink from it. If you decide you don't want to use Authortime Sharing, and just use the "import for runtime sharing" option instead, you're screwed. There is no way to unassociate a file from a source FLA once you choose one. This needs to be fixed immediatly, or RSL and Authortime sharing are useless in Flash CS6.
Did you guys somehow patch CS5.5, without carrying the fixes forward to CS6? lol. This is confusing.

Flash Runtime Sharing

Hi there, i have a flash movie (main.swf) which loads shared
resources from another flash movie (resources.swf) using 'import
for runtime sharing'. The problem is that the flash movie which
stores all the shared items (resources.swf) is in a subdirectory,
and that subdirectory url sometimes changes. The problem is that if
the directory URL changes, i have to then re-edit my main flash
movie and specify the new URL to resources.swf. I was wondering if
it is possible to change the
import URL at runtime
or to store it in a txt file , for example, so it can be
easily changed in the future, other than re-editing it.
I really hope someone can help or give me any alternatives as
this is driving me crazy
Thanks

You have a couple of different options. You could pass the
variable in on a query string in the by adding a query string to
the program path in the object tag which calls the program in the
first place. Here's how I get my current url:
<param name="movie"
value="<cfoutput>flash/navscroller/navscrollerl.swf?S1=#URL.S1#&S2=#URL.S2#</cfoutput>"
/>
Or you can use LoadVaribles. Or perhaps even Load the data in
from a database via ASP or Coldfusion or whatever.

Need to play a runtime shared sound in AS3

I am having a hard time playing a sound that was imported from a shared library of a second SWF file.
On the shared library FLA, I have my sound's linkage properties set to:
Linkage Identifier: MySound
Export for Actionscript
Export in Frame 1
export for runtime sharing
The Linkage Identifier is a simple identifier (MySound) with no .wav at the end, and no spaces.
On the destination fla, I went to File -> Import -> Open External Library.
I browsed for the shared library FLA, clicked it, and dragged the shared sound into the destination FLA library.
On the destination FLA, I have the sounds linkage properties set to:
Import for Runtime Sharing
Sounds.swf is in the URL field.
Now, for the Code that plays the sound:
var mySound:MySound = new MySound();
var myChannel:SoundChannel = new SoundChannel();
myChannel = mySound.play();
Flash gives me an error that says:
ArgumentError: Error #2068: Invalid sound.
at flash.media::Sound/play()
at Player_fla::MainTimeline/frame1()
What am I doing wrong? Please help me.

I'm curious, what *should* the crossdomain file say, and
where should it be. I am looking at it now, and it says:
<cross-domain-policy>
<allow-access-from domain="*.domain.ca" />
<site-control
permitted-cross-domain-policies="master-only" />
</cross-domain-policy>
and it is at
http://video.domain.ca/crossdomain.xml
Is this right, or did we miss something?
As a side note...I'm wondering if somewhere in my code, I am
calling this wrong (this is the first time I have tried doing
this). My code is attached.
Thanks!

AS3 & runtime sharing

hi,
i've made the following simple test:
in a movie called 'sharedLib' i've crated a MC containg some
graphics, and
in its linkage dialog-box i've checked all the 3 'export'
check-boxes, named
the class 'myIcon', and in the url put 'sharedLib.swf' (the
base-class was
automaticaly set to 'MovieClip'). in another movie, called
'destination'
i've added an empty MC, placed it on the stage, and checked
the 'import for
runtime sharing' check-box in its 'linkage' dialog-box, named
the class
'myIcon' and in the url put 'sharedLib.swf'.
when previewed the graphic from 'sharedLib' is seen in
'destination'.
however, when i add the following code to the 'destination'
first frame -
var newIcon:MovieClip = new myIcon();
i got a compile error saying 'call to a possibly undefined
method myIcon'.
so how do i approach a runtime-shared clip?
btw - when i turned both movies to AS2 and changed the code
to
'this.attachMovie(...)' it worked fine.
thanks in advacne,
eRez

had to add the path to the sharedLib.swf in the class path
inside the AS3
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Runtime Sharing - Flash Player 10 v Adobe Air 1.5

Hi,
[I]I am unsure whether to post this here or in a more specific forum, Mods please feel free to move.[/I]
I am developing content for both web and desktop (inc Linux) distribution.
I have a main.swf, which loads in content.swfs from sub folders. I have some assets (movieclips) which are reused throughout the content swfs, so I have created a shared assets.swf which is in a directory at the same level as the content and within the library i have exported the MC for runtime sharing.
I then use this MC in other content swfs (Imported for runtime sharing).
Folder structure looks like this:
main.swf
<assets>/content.swf
<shared_assets>/assets.swf
The import linkage URL to the assets swf within the Library properties of the content.swf is "shared_assets/assets.swf" as main.swf is loading content.swf so that is take as the reference point for the URL.
Main.swf simply loads in <assets>/content.swf and adds it to the Stage.
I build and run main.swf (targeting Flash Player 10) and my movie clip appears as I would expect.
When I target Adobe Air 1.5 as the player - the movie clip does not appear as the path is incorrect for the linkage within content.swf looking for /assets/shared_assets/assets.swf rather then with FP looking for /shared_assets/assets.swf. i.e. the Air runtime takes content.swf as the base where as Flash Player takes to root movie (Main.swf) as the base.
Is it possible to set this base property for my Air distribution or am I stuck with having to have 2 version of all my content - one for web (FP) with the linkage as: "shared_assets/assets.swf", and one for desktop (Air) with the linkage as: "../shared_assets/assets.swf"?
I have attached a simple example if my description is lacking (simply change the publish settings to target one or other player).
Thanks for your time - any feedback is most welcome.
Daithi

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Flash CS5.5 - font outlines still get embeded while using runtime sharing

I have a project where I use several SWFs and have the fonts outlines stored into a seperate SWF. Within the .fla file's I have checked the Import for runtime sharing with the various font definitions.
In the library the linkage part shows for every font the Import: classname
To get a correct idea how things look within the IDE, I've checked several character ranges within the font properties so the preview renders correctly.
In Flash CS5 everything was working correctly; no font outline was included within the SWF. The size report also shows this.
When I create the SWF with Flash CS5.5 font outlines of the selected ranges still get embedded into the SWF. The file size of the SWF is much larger and the font outline information shows up in the size report.
Anyone has a solution for this problem?

I've just stepped into the same problem. Quick analysis of SWF content showed that all "import" tags have been removed and replaced by "font" tags (sometimes empty (empty - meaning no glyphs are there), sometimes not). I am publishing SWFs for Flash 8/ AS 2.0, thus, the SWFs should be FULLY compatible with old players. Technically speaking, importing of fonts is totally busted in CS5.5 and makes the CS5.5 completely unusable for us.
Seems VERY much like a nasty bug. I am going to play a bit more with it in order to find a workaround. If not - I'll go back to CS5. I really hope Adobe will fix this bug ASAP. I have submitted a bug report about this issue.
A bit more info about repro the issue: create font.fla and export font $Font from it. Create the second fla (main.fla) that imports the font $Font from the font.swf. Publish all the swfs. Look inside the main.swf and instead of "ImportAsset" tag for font you'll see the regular "Font" tag (like it was never imported). However, the "ExportAsset" tag exists in font.swf and it looks completely fine.
AB: Added some info

Flash Pro CS 5.5 Runtime Sharing Bug - Fonts

I have an issue with an apparent bug in Flash Pro CS5.5
I have recently upgraded to CS5.5 Master Collection from my previous version of 4.0
The bug is when I create a fonts FLA file with fonts embedded in it that I want to use throughout an entire site. I correctly configure those fonts as export for runtime sharing.
In any other FLAs in which I wish to use the shared fonts, I either (a) drag the assets from one library to the other, or (b) add them to the new fla and configure them as import for runtime sharing (both of which achieve the same result).
The second FLA simply embeds the outlines of the fonts, and does not use the shared asset at all.
There are a few references online that offer work-arounds, one of which is to port all my actionscript 2 code to actionscript 3 and then use the actionscript 3 font loading library. This is unacceptable.
The other option is not to use runtime sharing for my fonts. This is also unacceptable as it is a feature I have always relied on.
CS 5.0 has no problem with any of this procedure.
I have been 'On Hold' to Adobe Support for about 4 hours over the last 3 weeks - promised twice for a call back from a Senior Technician, which I am still yet to receive. Speaking with people unqualified to answer my issue has been frustrating and a complete waste of time.
If there are any Adobe Flash Techs reading this, I would appreciate some help, advice, acknowledgement, anything...
The suggestion in http://forums.adobe.com/message/3739427#3739427 that offers no resolve from Adobe is no help.
The software is used for commercial services, which I cannot currently deliver to clients. In the time I have waiting for this case to be resolved, my trial version of CS5.0 has expired - and now I'm being crippled by a software provider I have loyally built my service around.

Yep, the problem definitely still exists in CS6 12.0.2.529. I have hundreds of source files for lessons being used by students from PA to TX, and this BUG is making it impossible to work with the files.
First of all, if a library object is imported for runtime sharing, then it shoudl be loaded from that external source when the file is opened, and flash should keep a file system watcher on the source RSL file so that when it changes, it automatically updates the library definition.
Furthermore, the "Authortime Sharing" seems to handle these updates automatically, but it requires a source FLA file, and once you set one, there's no way to unlink from it. If you decide you don't want to use Authortime Sharing, and just use the "import for runtime sharing" option instead, you're screwed. There is no way to unassociate a file from a source FLA once you choose one. This needs to be fixed immediatly, or RSL and Authortime sharing are useless in Flash CS6.
Did you guys somehow patch CS5.5, without carrying the fixes forward to CS6? lol. This is confusing.

Runtime sharing URL in Flash CC is blank

I don't know if anyone else is experiencing this, but it is seriously interfering with our workflow:
1) We create an FLA project that contains a bunch of components and graphics on the stage, with everything in the library set to export for Runtime sharing with unique names. We title the exported swf lib.swf.
2) We create a new FLA project and import a number of those library files into our new library.
3) I right click on one of them and go to its properties, and see that it is checked Import for Runtime Sharing, but the URL is blank.
4) I enter lib.swf for the URL and hit OK.
5) When I right click on the same one and go to its properties again, I see that once again it is checked off as Import for Runtime Sharing but the URL is blank.
Sometimes I can still compile even despite this, but usually I am running into an error at compile time where Flash warns me that there is no definition available for one of my imported library items.
This needs a fix, ASAP.
Andres

Hi kglad.
The path was already appointed to the folder: C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Flash CC 2014\AIR13.0.
I am creating a file based on AIR for Android, but when configuring to use a runtime, I would choose the option of getting the runtime.
But this option is disabled, only allowing me to embed the runtime.
As I understand it, from the AIR 3.7 only the option of embedding is allowed, but this makes the final app size increase too much (> 8 or 9 MB).
I wonder if there is any way to be able to choose the option of get a runtime from a store as was possible until AIR 3.6.
Thanks.
(excuse me for my terrible english.)

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