I was wondering if mxmlc is available for Unix Sun Solaris. I would like to deploy my project on Solaris and I want to precompile the mxml files on Unix as part of the build process. I wrote an ant script for that and it works fine on Windows and I want to move forward to Unix box ( test
I believe the question was for a compiler, not for deployment.
You will need to use the linux flash 7 player for deployment to unix
clients - however there are definitely minor issues with the linux
player itself, as it has not had the same development resources
invested in it as the Windows
On Tue, 22 Mar 2005 11:55:42 -0500, Darron J. Schall
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There's a fundamental flaw in that logic - you're assuming the player works
the same on Linux as it does on Macintosh as it does on Windows. That's not
entirely the case - the Linix player *really* leaves a lot to
Thanks for your answers. It looks that the sintagm "code once test/debug everywhere" is a perfect fit in this case.
What worries me is that the Flash Player can act a little bit different based on the platform... nice
What confuses me is why the mxml compiler has the "EXE" extensions and
I don't know about you, but my Flex 1.5 distribution came with Unix
shell scripts for mxmlc, compc and fdb. All they do is basically run a
JVM against the appropriate .jar file in {FLEX_HOME}/lib, so I am sure
you can run the compiler, debugger, etc. on every platform that runs a JVM.
Valy
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Mxml compiler for Unix/Linux
I was wondering if mxmlc is available for Unix Sun Solaris. I would like
to deploy my project on Solaris and I want to precompile the mxml files on
Unix as part of the build process. I wrote an ant script for that and it works
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