I believe what you are seeing is an issue with FlexBuilder where the list of classes in the Library Build Path includes a reference to the missing class. We see this mostly when we use either SubClipse or Subversive dealing with the Asset List. They basically trigger a build before all the project assets are in place corrupting (in the Java sense) the manifest or those who check in the project files (.project .flexproperties & .actionscriptproperties) causing platform specific issues.
Basically these lists get incrementally updated during the development lifecycle and never get completely refreshed until someone goes to the Library Build Path (Project->Properties->Library Build Path) and touches the list. This UI is used to determine what classes to make active in the project so if you are using it this way, then you will need to track what should be linked in and what shouldn't. Most though, that I am aware of, don't use the Build Path this way so the brute force fix is to uncheck all the classes, close the form, re-open the form, choose all classes and save. If you manually bind and unbind classes, then you will need to uncheck one class, close the form, open the form, recheck that class and then re-validate your list of excluded classes. KFB From: [email protected] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Andrew Wetmore Sent: Wednesday, October 01, 2008 2:13 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [flexcoders] Odd message on export of release build of AIR app Hi: For the last few weeks when I export a release build of the current project, i get this error message: "Flex Builder could not publish the project source: The application file "courseDevClient336.mxml" was not found.". The referenced file, courseDevClient336.mxml, was an artifact of a Subversion update conflict, and has never formed a part of the project. I don't know where the build process is finding the request to use it, and therefore I don't know how to address the issue. Any ideas about how I can get rid of this warning?
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