Below is the original e-mail I was going to send, which I still have
some questions about to make sure I'm doing things the 'correct' way,
but first off... before I hit send on it concerning an issue getting
"Player/Air Global dependency not found." I googled some and found a
post that led me to try adding a dependency to "playerglobal," (which
solved the problem), but I'm curious when I was relying on the 3.6.1
plugin and had declared dependencies for the framework and compiler
3.5.0.12683 I didn't have to have that dependency included. Did
something change between the 3.6.1 plugin and and 3.7 or framework 3.5
to 3.6 that requires the playerglobal dependency to be defined?

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original post (I solved the issue by declaring the playerglobal
dependency), but still curious about the use of super-pom vs not using
it....


I'm working on getting localization working in our existing project at
work but  was having some issues using 3.6.1 plugin and it giving
errors about not finding certain language .rb files. So I took a step
back and just wanted to start with the example shown in the wiki here
https://docs.sonatype.org/display/FLEXMOJOS/Application+Localization
and get that to work...

The download zip doesn't have a pom in it, but if I take the pom from
the src shown here
http://svn.sonatype.org/flexmojos/trunk/flexmojos-testing/flexmojos-test-harness/projects/concept/l10n-swf/FlightReservation1/
and declare the super pom version 3.7.1 it builds and works just fine.

First stupid question... what does the super pom pull in that enables
localization to work?

 I wanted to try to get that FlightReservation example working without
using a parent super pom (flexmojos-flex-super-pom), since in our
existing application we aren't declaring the use of that parent pom.
If I declare things like the following:

http://pastehere.com/?cofbsg

I get compiler mismatch warnings (using 3.7.1 plugin):

INFO] Flex compiler and flex framework versions doesn't match.
Compiler: '3.2.0.3958' - Framework: '3.6.0.16321'.

So I figured I'd declare the compiler dependencies as such (which in
our existing real project code we have done as well):

http://pastehere.com/?yskoom , however when I go to build I end up
with errors about

Player/Air Global dependency not found.

I'm a bit stumped how to set this up? Am I missing a dependency?
Should I just declare the super pom and not declare a compiler? (In
our existing code I think there was a reason why we ended up declaring
the compiler to use.) There should be a way to set this up for
localization to work without the declaration using the parent tag and
the reliance on super-pom?

Thanks for any help.

-- 
Rick R

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