Yep, I'm using the swz/swf files originally from the framework/rsls directory, copying them to the same directory as the main application swf before it's packaged into the war.
What confuses me is I'm packing up the SAME FILES as the ones I replace them with later on. --- In [email protected], "Darrell Loverin" <darrell_love...@...> wrote: > > What are the RSL URLs you are using? Flex Builder will copy the RSLs it finds > in your {sdk}/frameworks/rsls directory to the bin-debug directory. The rsls > will be renamed to match the RSL URLs in your project settings. > > > -Darrell > > --- In [email protected], "Dana" <caidaer@> wrote: > > > > Hi guys. > > > > I have a weird RSL deployment problem on JBoss 4.0.5GA. > > > > I'm using framework 3.2.0.3958 as a signed RSL for one of my apps. > > If I build the app using FlexBuilder, it runs beautifully. > > If I compile it from the command line (my build server) using the swz/swf > > RSLs from my FlexBuilder output, firstly the .swz file fails to load, I > > then get a digest mismatch error when the swf failover is loaded. > > > > However, if I then download the flex.war from my server, unzip it, > > overwrite the swz/swf in the war file with the FlexBuilder swz/swf files > > (these are the SAME files as I packaged up in the flex.war file!) zip it > > back up and push it back to the server, it runs fine. > > > > I'm at a complete loss to explain this since I've been ultra careful to > > ensure that the same swf/swz/framework.swc files have been used to compile > > both the FlexBuilder and the build server apps. > > I even compared the digests generated by each build using the -keep option. > > They're identical. > > > > Can anyone shed some light on this? > > >
