Hello, After a laborious day of uninstalling, re-installing, washing, rinsing, repeating, I finally have my eclipse environment setup with WTP, Java 1.5 and the FDS Plugin Project Peter Martin created. The directory structure seems to make more sense to me, but have raised a couple of questions in my brain - some of which are general Flex / FDS, others are specific to WTP / Tomcat implementation:
1) Without using Peter's FDS Plugin, what is the easiest way to deploy a FDS-enabled project as http://localhost:8080/ or http://localhost:8080/ProjectName/? Every example I've been able to find has it coming out of the flex.war as http://localhost:8080/Flex/ProjectName/ 2) When deploying using FDS compile on server option, how can you configure your server to acknowledge http://localhost:8080/HelloWorld/Main.mxml when http://localhost:8080/HelloWorld/ is accessed? Default .mxml parameters? I'd figure to use the index.htm with presentation similar to the template when using a non-FDS enabled version but unclear where to point the embed items to. 3) FDS Plugin Specific - How *should* one break down their content w.r.t the directory structure provided? I was able to create a simple sample (one event class, one valueobject, two component .mxml views called from the Main.mxml. The only way I was able to get any to work was with everything nested within sub-directories of the WebContent folder. I'd expect I could use the [source_path]user_classes for .swc but it didn't seem to play nice with pure .as files. 4) Same question as #3 but expand your example answer for a Cairngorm-ified project. 5) How to turn all this into a deployable .war or .ear file on a non-development machine? This is more a general java question but figured I'd press my luck like that old tv show and make it a 5 pack o' questions. Thx, Jamie
