Yes, but before you edit it, you have to know what you can or cannot remove
and what you have to do to be able to remove it. Like, for example, if you
want to remove OSMF RSL you must not use accessibility and video player,
otherwise you will get runtime errors and if you want to remove RPC RSL
Alex.
He's using Intelij IDEA, it doesn't have Flash Builder options ;)
There must be someway to control RSL usage, even if it requires editing
flex-config.xml
On 5/28/10 3:40 AM, olegsivo...@gmail.com olegsivo...@gmail.com wrote:
Alex.
He's using Intelij IDEA, it doesn't have Flash Builder options ;)
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Alex Harui
Flex SDK Team
Adobe System, Inc.
I just created a Flex4 swf with IntelliJ. When I load the swf, a lot of other
stuff is loaded like:
- textLayout_swf
- osmf_flex.4...swf
- framework ... swf
- spark swf
- sparkskins ...swf
- rpc swf
If I try to run my swf offline, it doesn't load at all. Is this a bug in Flex4
Flex 4 configures to use RSLs by default. Selected the “merged into code”
option if you don’t want to use them.
On 5/25/10 8:28 AM, Lieven l.card...@televic.com wrote:
I just created a Flex4 swf with IntelliJ. When I load the swf, a lot of other
stuff is loaded like:
-
I just created a Flex4 swf with IntelliJ. When I load the swf, a lot of other
stuff is loaded like:
- textLayout_swf
- osmf_flex.4...swf
- framework ... swf
- spark swf
- sparkskins ...swf
- rpc swf
If I try to run my swf offline, it doesn't load at all. Is this a bug in Flex4
Oh, and to run it offline you should of course compile with the RSLs linked
in. This has changed since SDK 3, now -static-link-runtime-shared-libraries
is false by default.
Yes, It's like that, however, you can avoid the dependency to OSMF, if you
are not using it's video player and you compile with accessibility turned
of.
If you use spark components than you cannot avoid making dependencies to TLF
and all other spark related stuff, of course. But if size matters
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