[flexcoders] Re: Resource bundles and Modules
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Todd tpreka...@... wrote: Hello All, I have some Modules (Cairngorm-based if that matters), that I want to have their own resource.property files that are compiled into the module. I can't seem to get it working. Should I be looking down the path of manually adding my resource strings to the ResourceManger when my Module loads? Or, is there something more built-in to Flex that I'm missing. (When I try searching on this topic, I'm mostly only finding how to bundle your resources in seperate module.swfs...which isn't what I'm looking for. I just want to have the the Module's resources compiled within it.) Thanks, Todd Basically you need to compile the properties file into your swf, you can do it by adding to the compiler arguments in flex builder. The arguments I found relevant are -locale=en_US -allow-source-path-overlap=true -source-path=locale/en_US (the source path is the path under src you have to create these folders). Having said all that this is working inconsistently for me, you can see my question from a bit earlier today... I'll be happy to hear how this works for you.
[flexcoders] Re: Resource bundles and Modules
Mine was actually pretty simple to solve. I had apparently just forget to use the [ResourceBundle] attribute so that the compiler would know to bring in the appropriate resource files. --- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, guy.tomer guy.to...@... wrote: --- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Todd tprekaski@ wrote: Hello All, I have some Modules (Cairngorm-based if that matters), that I want to have their own resource.property files that are compiled into the module. I can't seem to get it working. Should I be looking down the path of manually adding my resource strings to the ResourceManger when my Module loads? Or, is there something more built-in to Flex that I'm missing. (When I try searching on this topic, I'm mostly only finding how to bundle your resources in seperate module.swfs...which isn't what I'm looking for. I just want to have the the Module's resources compiled within it.) Thanks, Todd Basically you need to compile the properties file into your swf, you can do it by adding to the compiler arguments in flex builder. The arguments I found relevant are -locale=en_US -allow-source-path-overlap=true -source-path=locale/en_US (the source path is the path under src you have to create these folders). Having said all that this is working inconsistently for me, you can see my question from a bit earlier today... I'll be happy to hear how this works for you.
[flexcoders] Re: Resource bundles and Modules
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Todd tpreka...@... wrote: Oops, mine as well, i put it only in one mxml Mine was actually pretty simple to solve. I had apparently just forget to use the [ResourceBundle] attribute so that the compiler would know to bring in the appropriate resource files. --- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, guy.tomer guy.tomer@ wrote: --- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Todd tprekaski@ wrote: Hello All, I have some Modules (Cairngorm-based if that matters), that I want to have their own resource.property files that are compiled into the module. I can't seem to get it working. Should I be looking down the path of manually adding my resource strings to the ResourceManger when my Module loads? Or, is there something more built-in to Flex that I'm missing. (When I try searching on this topic, I'm mostly only finding how to bundle your resources in seperate module.swfs...which isn't what I'm looking for. I just want to have the the Module's resources compiled within it.) Thanks, Todd Basically you need to compile the properties file into your swf, you can do it by adding to the compiler arguments in flex builder. The arguments I found relevant are -locale=en_US -allow-source-path-overlap=true -source-path=locale/en_US (the source path is the path under src you have to create these folders). Having said all that this is working inconsistently for me, you can see my question from a bit earlier today... I'll be happy to hear how this works for you.
