Please can you put "[email protected]" in the TO field of your emails. If you are cross-posting then please stop it. Apart from that particular point of etiquette, you are messing up my mail filters.
Peter On Tue, May 4, 2010 at 2:45 PM, kanu kukreja <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > Can somebody please reply on this, i got few replies yesterday, but not > relevant with the question i asked. > > Wanted to run compiler mxmlc/fcsh using php to generate swf file. > > Thanks > > On Mon, May 3, 2010 at 8:00 PM, kanu kukreja <[email protected]>wrote: > >> Hi, >> >> My question is whether or not Flex's mxmlc can be called from within a PHP >> script. Here is the background: >> >> I have been created a simple process that creates a simple quiz/tutorial >> by converting a text file into a .as file and compiling to a .swf file using >> the mxmlc compiler. This works well from the command line, but I wanted to >> make the process easier by creating a web-interface to do this. I have not >> been able to get the mxmlc compiler to work. >> >> After searching on the Web and on this site, I believe that using fcsh >> (instead of mxmlc) may be the way to go. Using fcsh would certainly compile >> the .mxml file faster (after the first run), and I think that fcsh can be >> launched as a service that might be able to be called from PHP. >> >> On the other hand, maybe I am approaching this the wrong way. Would it be >> better to write a Flex application that calls fcsh/mxmlc and avoid using >> PHP? >> >> Thanks >> >> Kanu kukrejA >> > > >
