You can avoid the “java –jar”
stuff if you download the Flex 2 SDK from labs.adobe.com. They provide shell
scripts (“mxmlc” and “compc”) that wrap all that stuff
up very nicely. Also, because the scripts run from the bin/ directory, they
will find the default flex-config.xml without you having to specify it on the
command line. Your command would change to: mxmlc helloas3.as Much simpler. Tobias. From:
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