You need to make sure that the repository ID your giving to the deployer
matches that in your settings XML and that the user configured in your
settings has write access to that repo in nexus.
HTH
Sam
On Tuesday, 8 January 2013 18:27:44 UTC, Asking Dumbquestions wrote:
So, after mavenizing
The deployer wasn't created by me, so I cant be of much assistance here.
Eventually you would get more help with this on the Apache Flex User list.
To me it looks as it the deployer is trying to create a process and the
operating system ist preventing this ... unfortunately I don't know exactly
Well I have to admit, that the mavenizer mavenizes everything that it finds
in the lib directory as org.adobe.flex.compiler ... I agree that this is
not quite correct. I think I should modify the mavenizer that it knows
which libs are not from a flex fdk. Eventually mavenizing all the air sdks
Well If you use the latest version from apache this issue should have been
fixed (As far as I know)
Just update your installation (Eventually the URL has changed as Flex has
become a top level project a few weeks ago)
Chris
2013/1/8 Asking Dumbquestions askingdumbquesti...@gmail.com
While
Just downloaded and executed on a mac, same error here.
I made a fix on my working copy (hoping it didn't break anything):
on FlexFrameworkGenerator.java at line 178 there's
writeDummyResourceBundleSwc(dummyRbFile);
just replace it with
if(dummyRbFile.exists())
You may pass the full path to executable of maven,
C:\Apache Software Foundation\apache-maven-3.0.4\bin
is imcomplete may be pass something like that:
C:\Apache Software Foundation\apache-maven-3.0.4\bin\mvn
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Jose Barragan
Software Architect Chief
josebarra...@apache.org
On Jan 11,
Try removing the classifiertheme/classifier
Chris
2013/1/11 Anton Eryemenko eldest@gmail.com
spark-4.6.0.23201.swc
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