Notes to compile PixelBender3D examples using Flash Develop

Thanks to Carl Looper for posting some useful notes to the AIR/Flash Incubator forums on the steps required to compile the Pixel Bender 3D examples:
http://forums.adobe.com/message/3716925#3716925
--Elba

Yes, they are compile errors, which state 'xmlObject cannot be resolved to a type' on this line: protected XmlObject xmlDocument = null;
and on an import line: import org.apache.xmlbeans.*;
the compiler states the import.org.apache.xmlbeans cannot be resolved.
I have three classes that deal with xml objects and all three have the same errors.
Also I'm getting the same type of errors on an import javax.media

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I've bought Ainol NOVO 7" Elf - Chinese high performans/low cost Android 4.0 tablet and everithing works fine, except for applications I've build using Adobe Air, which is pretty sad becouse it suppose to be for testing apps
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LG Optimus one (LG P500) - "Application not installed"
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