No, you're not missing anything :) It's just that the project started off as a web application... now, in addition, it should be available as an AIR app. I would have nothing against compiling all libraries into the AIR app, but some should remain RSLs for the flex app. Now, the main SWF project (and some modules) have RSL dependencies, and I'm guessing the compiled artifacts contain some sort of reference to the RSLs which I can't change by simply overloading the dependencies in my AIR project, right? I'm really no flex expert, but I suppose I would need to recompile the modules with the libs compiled into the code, which seems like overkill (and anyway, I wouldn't know how to compile two versions of my modules and deploy both with maven).
I suppose the big question is, do you have any ideas how i can wrap a flex app which has RSL dependencies into an air app? Also, is there anything I should consider regarding modules when packaging everything as an AIR app? Does it suffice to have the SWFs in the installation directory (i.e. packaged into the air file) ? Rade On 19 Jan., 16:32, velo <[email protected]> wrote: > Right now, no, at least not by configuring the dependency as runtime. > > Anyway, why would you include RSLs on an AIR package? I mean, makes > no sense, the entire package will be downloaded.... so RSL don't do > any good here. Am I missing something? > > VELO > > On Jan 19, 1:26 pm, radomirz <[email protected]> wrote: > > > Hello, > > > I have a larger application, which makes use of modules and RSLs. I am > > now trying to package the whole thing as an AIR application. I used > > the simple-air application (http://svn.sonatype.org/flexmojos/trunk/ > > flexmojos-testing/flexmojos-test-harness/projects/concept/simple-air/) > > for orientation and managed to generate an air file. However, when I > > launch the application, I get RSL errors (Error #2032). I can see that > > if I declare my modules as dependencies, they are installed along with > > the main application (and I'm hoping once I get past the RSL Errors, > > they will be loadable). The RSLs are unfortunately not being included > > (I tried using the copy-flex-resources goal). Is there any way to > > include RSL files in the installation package? > > > Greetings, > > Rade
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