You do need another swf that does not use the RSL and compiled against airglobal instead of playerglobal ( although I do not know if this is a must, but makes sense, to me at least =D )
VELO On Jan 19, 2:30 pm, radomirz <[email protected]> wrote: > 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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