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Justin Mclean resolved FLEX-13423.
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Resolution: Fixed
Can't reproduce issue as described but fix 2 other minor issues and checked
See https://builds.apache.org/job/flex-sdk_release/35/changes
Regarding the buttons, I would find the following interesting:
- option to define the order in which the buttons appear (e.g. Mac vs
Windows [1]). The flags approach doesn't work for this, so perhaps replace
this by an array.
- extra buttons: Yes, No, Cancel, OK, Retry, Ignore, Abort, ...
-
No I'm not down playing the work of the JIRA migration, I believe that's
pretty good. I was speaking from a view of resolving each issue.
So if I were to work on a ticket and it says in the attached example.
Then my only solution is to attempt to guess how to recreate a test that
See http://localhost:8080/job/flex-sdk_mustella/149/
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One of the things I have disliked about Flex is the over-complication of
some things. The majority of the time I think most developers are looking
for a quick alert to the user (with a message and a button to dismiss the
alert) and a question with two or three choices. Adding multiple buttons,
Hi Peter,
2013/6/10 Peter Ent p...@adobe.com
One of the things I have disliked about Flex is the over-complication of
some things. The majority of the time I think most developers are looking
for a quick alert to the user (with a message and a button to dismiss the
alert) and a question with
On 6/10/13 3:01 AM, Kessler CTR Mark J mark.kessler@usmc.mil wrote:
No I'm not down playing the work of the JIRA migration, I believe
that's pretty good. I was speaking from a view of resolving each issue.
So if I were to work on a ticket and it says in the attached
example. Then
Well the bright side is that we can delete the attachments from the completed
issues if we add the test code in comments to our Flex JIRA issues. If they
are stored by the issue number that would be fine.
-Mark
-Original Message-
From: Alex Harui [mailto:aha...@adobe.com]
Sent:
It's still work to add test code in comments. Many test cases are FXP
files and some contain binaries like images or screenshots.
The 6GB zip is already up on dropbox if anybody wants to hack at it.
On 6/10/13 9:14 AM, Kessler CTR Mark J mark.kessler@usmc.mil wrote:
Well the bright side is
On 6/10/13 9:13 AM, Justin Mclean jus...@classsoftware.com wrote:
Hi,
That's a possibility. It is 6GB compressed.
What about just the code attachments? ie .mxml, .as files (and perhaps
small zip files) that could be a more manageable size and it mostly
what is required.
Maybe, but that
Hi,
Maybe, but that still required writing a script/code to filter that out
which is the main issue for me.
Something like this?
find . -name *.mxml -exec tar -Pvrf code.tar {} +
find . -name *.as -exec tar -Pvrf code.tar {} +
etc etc
I'm currently traveling so don't have the bandwidth to
Well what I have been doing so far is . Extracting the code needing to test,
verify/fix the issue. Ehen when I mark the issue resolved, I add a comment
that has the test code used to produce/test the issue. So I haven't been
bringing over the adobe JIRA attachments during those anyways.
The problem is that in the zip, there are no friendly file names. There
are folders with issues as names, but within each folder are files named
1, 2, 3 with no suffix. The main DB xml has to be parsed to
find the friendly names. I think that requires code and not script as the
xml
Strange. Anybody using the VM? Otherwise I will log in in a few minutes.
On 6/10/13 5:09 AM, flex.muste...@gmail.com flex.muste...@gmail.com
wrote:
See http://localhost:8080/job/flex-sdk_mustella/149/
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On 6/10/13 9:46 AM, Justin Mclean jus...@classsoftware.com wrote:
Hi,
The problem is that in the zip, there are no friendly file names. There
are folders with issues as names, but within each folder are files named
1, 2, 3 with no suffix.
That's a little ugly.
What about all
This is the script in Jenkins.sh.
export SHELLOPTS
set -o igncr
./mini_run.sh -timeout=6 -all
#./mini_run.sh -timeout=6 -failures
if [[ -s failures.txt ]] ; then
echo Some tests failed: running '-failures'
./mini_run.sh -failures
else
echo All tests passed on first run
fi ;
It is set
There is a valid failures.txt.
Ant often says it can't find local.properties and keeps going just fine.
The issue seems to be in the launching of ./mini_run.sh –failures
You can see that there was some other file it couldn't access, but not sure
which one.
But in test_changes.sh, we run
See https://builds.apache.org/job/flex-sdk_asdoc/29/changes
Changes:
[bigosmallm] Script to follow up a normal mustella run with -failures is now
active
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bundles-clean:
automation_agent_bundles-clean:
I'd like to reply to some questions asked in this thread, but we seem to
have moved away from the original question too much. So I'll start a new
one to do so.
M
On Mon, Jun 10, 2013 at 4:59 PM, Christophe Herreman
christophe.herre...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Peter,
2013/6/10 Peter Ent
@alex
Interesting. Makes me wonder if Alert should be a container for a set of
buttons of your choosing.
As I've described in my response to Carlos: I believe you can get - almost
- anywhere you want with three buttons as long as you can customize their
labels.
I'm not quite sure what is a
@Christophe
I'll be replying to your statements from the point of view of my
Alert/SkinnablePopUp implementation, so maybe you'll have to read the
previous mails in this thread to understand what I mean.
Regarding the buttons, I would find the following interesting:
- option to define the
Team;
My name is Aaron Kempf.
I work for a company that is using BlueBee ERP.
I believe that we use Adobe/Apache Flex internally as part of our ERP system.
Our system is ONLY compatible with Internet Explorer.
And today- we’re just in the middle of a migration and some over-zealous IT
manager
Hi,
I had Jenkins add other.locales target in order to try to make some test pass,
but it then caused more LangPacks tests to run and found some new failures.
I'm fixing the tests, but as I was fixing a test that used a custom character
in DateValidator, the fixed seemed to be to supply an
If you desire help; I strongly recommend you describe your problem.
You say you are having an AWFUL time getting this website to work in
IE10? How come? What is the problem? Do you see debug errors or
runtime errors? Do you know what version of Flex you use?
You also mention the
HI All,
I am using Flex Apache and Webapi net (JSON), the following configuration
works fine in Chrome and IE but in FireFox webapi is returning XML and not
JSON:
var s:mx.rpc.http.HTTPService = new mx.rpc.http.HTTPService();
s.url = My controller here;
s.contentType = application/json;
I had forgot the other reason for bringing up this up but I remember it
now.
When creating mobile apps I try to support both portrait and landscape
modes. The Flex framework has some support for this built in. When you
switch from portrait to landscape and you have a state named portrait or
On 6/10/13 6:53 PM, flexcapaci...@gmail.com flexcapaci...@gmail.com
wrote:
I had forgot the other reason for bringing up this up but I remember it
now.
When creating mobile apps I try to support both portrait and landscape
modes. The Flex framework has some support for this built in. When you
Yeah I am a little bit confused I guess it could just be old school flash with
object tag... But I'm pretty sure that the boss said it used flex a few months
back..
Would love to learn more about flex.. Is there a flex for dummies tutorial
where I can learn the ropes??
I use dreamweaver for
Use a network monitor and see how the headers compare.
On 6/10/13 5:40 PM, Franca Daniel df...@yahoo.com.br wrote:
HI All,
I am using Flex Apache and Webapi net (JSON), the following
configuration works fine in Chrome and IE but in FireFox webapi is
returning XML and not JSON:
var
My advice, if it's an issue of the SWF not loading, it make sure you're
using SWFObject to do the embed. Since you're admittedly a novice when it
comes to Flash-based technologies and embedding them into an HTML page,
that's the route I would go. If you look on the SWFObject Google code site
there
If swfobject doesn't work, I highly suggest a ie10 user group to help solve
your problem. It sounds like it a ie standards issue and not a flex issue.
On 11 Jun 2013 07:55, Nick Collins ndcoll...@gmail.com wrote:
My advice, if it's an issue of the SWF not loading, it make sure you're
using
I am quite familiar with Flex 4, and while yes, Flex 4 is WAY better than
Flex 3.x was, there are still a lot of things that you cannot do with CSS
out of the box. For example, lets say you wanted to have a nice button
that was comprised of 3 or 4 overlaid levels of gradients. For this you
would
Did you visit flashplayerversion.com? What does it say? You may need a
recent player to get it to work on recent browsers.
On 6/10/13 10:09 PM, Avi Kessner akess...@gmail.com wrote:
If swfobject doesn't work, I highly suggest a ie10 user group to help
solve
your problem. It sounds like it a ie
Just for a quick thing, can you right click on your browser where the app
is supposed to be loading and tell us what menu options shows up?
Also in IE 10, from the tools menu, there's a view source option. Can you
paste the source here?
On 2013-06-10 11:09 PM, Avi Kessner akess...@gmail.com
I guess you have to install flash player as this plugin is missing from IE
10. we have also faced same issue with window 2012 server. Go to IE 10
setting and check whether you have adobe flash player installed or not.
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