Maybe it should help, but I'm not sure. I don't really care about extracting the source code. Should I?
Does this imply that I still need a Flex Builder 3 Pro license in order to use charting in my Flex 3 SDK app? Is my Flex 2 charting license rendered useless/invalid once I upgrade to the Flex 3 SDK? --- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, "Amy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > --- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, "schneiderjim" <jschneider@> > wrote: > > > > We purchased the Flex 2 charting license. Now, we have upgraded to the > > Flex 3 SDK. We haven't (yet) purchased Flex Builder 3 as we/I don't > > use Flex Builder very much. I do command line/ant builds and editing > > with my text editor du jour. > > > > However, since upgrading to the Flex 3 sdk, we are now getting the > > "data visualization..." watermark. > > > > Is there something I can do with my flex 2 license.properties to get > > this to work? In Flex 2, there was some command-line stuff with > > charting-source.jar that I needed to do. Or, do I need to > > purchase/upgrade to Flex Builder 3 (Pro)? If the latter is the case, I > > think I read that I can just put the license in the flex-config.xml > > file. Is this true? > > This may help > http://blogs.adobe.com/flexdoc/2008/04/extracting_data_visualization.htm > l >
