Hi guys,
I'm working on a default ANT task which takes a bunch of arguments and
then uses MTASC to either generate a new SWF or assimilate an existing
one (if the "in_swf" property is defined) and then either launch the
final out_swf in the Flash projector or in a web browser (if the
"html" property is defined).
This is all working great, except the internal pathing of the Flash
Projector seems to be screwed up - it doesn't seem to load the
external XML file it needs (which is referenced in a class file using
relative addresses). Needless to say it works just fine when launched
in a web browser, opened directly, or via the command-line using the
same absolute paths supplied to ANT.
The ANT target is described here:
<!-- LAUNCH FLASH PLAYER -->
<target name="launchPlayer" unless="html.exists">
<echo message="Launching ${out_swf}"/>
<exec executable="${flashPlayer}" dir="${basedir}/${deploy_dir}"
spawn="true">
<arg line='${basedir}/${deploy_dir}/${out_swf}'/>
</exec>
</target>
So to recap: the Projector is launched correctly, the output SWF is
opened correctly, but the internal pathing (or something else?) is
messed up. Of course being Flash it fails silently, so it's difficult
to determine, but pathing seems the most likely explanation.
I have tried changing the "dir" attribute of the exec task to various
values with no change in behaviour. Has anyone managed to do this
successfully or can offer any advice?
Thanks!
Scott
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