Hi, I won't go into the gory details, but despite backups and version control systems, the source files for a very important application were trashed. The files are not recoverable from version control.
After much work with file recovery tools, most of the original files were restored. But many of them are versions that are several generations back in terms of revisions. Obviously, this is a bit of a disaster. I have attempted to decompile the current application with the tools from SoThink and Trellix. In both cases, the decompiler crashed, using both Windows and Mac versions of both applications. Trellix development has reproduced the problem and say they will out it on a bug list. Which doesn't help much right now, obviously. I have also attempted decompiling the application with the open source JPEXS Free Flash Compiler. This appeared to work, in that nothing crashed and I was able to export lots of files. These files - even if they're correct - are all ActionScript, I assume the intermediate AS files that the compiler creates as it works. I have created an ActionScript project from those files and attempted compilation. But evidently the relationships of the classes are somehow lost. The compiler appears to only look at the file which represents the core of the original Flex application file, and errors out immediately. Thus, short of trying to reproduce lots of code, with lots of logic, from documentation and the running application, I don't know what to try next. Obviously, any advice would be greatly appreciated. -- Thanks, Tom Tom McNeer MediumCool http://www.mediumcool.com 1735 Johnson Road NE Atlanta, GA 30306 404.589.0560
