"I've read about maybe needing to use "-include-file" but does that mean
we need
to manually create the compile line to include every resource and
there resource bundle file itself?"

 

It's not quite as bad as that (though to be honest, compc needs to be
made a lot more user friendly, not everyone uses Flex builder!)

 

You can get away with compiling everything in a directory, so you just
need to be careful what you include, here's an example of what we use.

 

The mappers creates the list of files, which then gets fed into the
compc task.

 

Hope this helps.

 

*Prays someone doesn't see a bug in it!*

 

<target name="rsl-common-ui">

                        <copy
todir="${build.temp.dir}/foo/bar/common/ui">

                                    <fileset
dir="${project.actionscript.src.dir}/foo/bar/common/ui"/>

                        </copy>

                        

                        <copy todir="${build.temp.dir}/assets">

                                    <fileset
dir="${project.actionscript.src.dir}/foo/bar/assets"/>

                        </copy>

                        

                        <fileset id="sources" dir="${build.temp.dir}">

                                    <include name="**/*.mxml"/>

                                    <include name="**/*.as"/>

                        </fileset>

                        

                        <pathconvert property="classes" pathsep=" "
refid="sources">

                                    <compositemapper>

                                                <chainedmapper>

                                                            <globmapper
from="${build.temp.dir}/*" to="*" handledirsep="true" />

                                                            <mapper
type="package" from="*.as" to="*"/>

                                                </chainedmapper>

                                                <chainedmapper>

                                                            <globmapper
from="${build.temp.dir}/*" to="*" handledirsep="true" />

                                                            <mapper
type="package" from="*.mxml" to="*"/>

                                                </chainedmapper>

                                    </compositemapper>

                        </pathconvert>

                        

                        <echo message="classes is set to = ${classes}"/>

                        

                        <compc output="../../../lib/common-ui.swc"
include-classes="${classes}" directory="false" >

                                    <source-path
path-element="${build.temp.dir}" />

                        </compc>

                        

                        <delete dir="${build.temp.dir}" />

                        

            </target>

 

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From: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of nhflexer
Sent: 14 November 2007 18:06
To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [flexcoders] Resources included in SWC library

 

We are trying to create a SWC library that includes a resource bundle
and related resources. This library is then used by other parts of our
UI as base components. We created a FlexBuilder library project and
when we build there everything is fine. When we try to build using
compc in Ant it seems that the resource bundle and related resources
(images) are not included. How do we get those resources included when
using compc (either as an "exec" or using the ant tasks)? I've read
about maybe needing to use "-include-file" but does that mean we need
to manually create the compile line to include every resource and
there resource bundle file itself? Say it isn't so!

 

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