Hi Ilaria, You can use Flash Builder 4.7 to develop Royale projects although we recommend trying newer IDEs since they are better supported. Older versions of Flash Builder are not supported.
I recommend making a copy of your project so you can reference the original project sources if you need to. Then: 1) Get the latest binaries with Flash support or build it from sources from https://royale.apache.org/download/ 2) Run the ant -f InstallAdobeSDKs.xml 3) Install that as a Flex SDK in Flash Builder. If you are migrating a desktop (AIR) application, then do not add +configname=flex to the additional compiler options for your project. You will need to change the uri for any Spark or MX components defined in your MXML files to xmlns:s="library://ns.apache.org/royale/spark" xmlns:mx="library://ns.apache.org/royale/mx" I don't think we've tried this in a while, so there might be some issues found. Let us know what you get. Thanks, -Alex On 10/28/19, 9:53 AM, "ilaria.scarcia" <[email protected]> wrote: Hi there, It's Ilaria, I'm new using Apache Royale. I would like to know more about migrating an existing Flash Builder Project. I have a complex projet using many custom mxml components and other third-parts libraries, so there are .mxml, .as, .swc and .swf files. Usually I used the flash builder compiler and I don't undestand how I can use the royale compiler. I have a ".actionScriptProperties" file with libraryPathEntry and also modules (other swf files) linked to the main application. How can I export this project to HTML and JS files? In your documentation on the website you say: add "+configname=flex" to the compiler option, can I have an example? Where should I add this line? Maybe this information is useful: this is not a FlexJS project, but an ActionScript project building a Desktop Application. Could I still use Apache Royale to convert my project? Thank you in advance, Ilaria
