You guys, I have been playing w/ the flex java based compiler API( http://blogs.adobe.com/flexdoc/2008/01/compiler_api.html), and I am using it to build couple of swc. No problem there. In order for this api to work, you need: - flex-compiler-oem.jar (needed for compilation) - All the rest of the jars from the FLEX SDK (for the runtime execution as this is where the compiler and other needed classes/libraries are)
What I would like to do is to point to a flex SDK at run time and not have it 'statically' imported. I tried couple of things, among others using my own classloader, w/o much success and already too many hacks in the way. (had to locally copy winFonts.ser, then I had to remove my CustomReport, CustomLogger class as you everything has to be loaded dynamically or else you will end up with 2 classloaders.) I don't understand why Adobe did not do it such as this is possible out of the box. Anyone tried this before? Cheers.
