Hi Alex, thank you for the fast "on-the-spot" hint! Although I did so before (inserted an ECHO statement), I obviously didn't pay enough attention to it ;-( It reported "C:\apache flex 4.10.0", but I did not realize it was not giving the actual path/version, which is 4.13... I added the direct setting of FLEX_HOME in the asdoc.bat file, i.e. made it unconditional: set FLEX_HOME=%~dp0\.. And then everything worked as expected!
Funny thing and side note: Obviously the setting of the FLEX_HOME variable is saved and kept with the then correct value; even if I start a new terminal window! Anyhow, I'll keep the direct setting in the file and treat this as solved. Thanks and regards Hans BTW: I highly appreciate the great work you all are doing! I love AS3 and Flex; very powerful! And also very well documented with a lot of information available in the internet (stackoverflow, Adobe, apache, O'Reilly, many blogs, ...). When will the new Flex-book available you talked about a while ago? Or did I miss the release?? Am 07.08.2014 um 06:09 schrieb Alex Harui: > Try dumping out what FLEX_HOME is set to. > > -Alex > > On 8/6/14 3:41 PM, "Hans J Nuecke" <[email protected]> wrote: > >> Although I can run asdoc in FlashBuilder (via ant), I'd like to use it >> directly from the command line. >> I understood that asdoc.exe is no more supported because of 32/64 bit >> issues, and asdoc.bat and aasdoc.bat now should be used instead. >> >> But calling asdoc.bat (simply as "asdoc.bat -help" or with a complete >> set of parameters as shown in Adobe's examples) > >from a command line (with or w\o admin rights) on my Windows 7 64 bit >> system >> results in that error: >> "main class flex2.tools.ASDoc" could not be found. >> >> What am I missing? >> Anything wrong with my Java or Flex installation? Any PATH variable >> missing? >> >> asdoc.bat at the end is just one single line of "code": >> java -Xmx1024m -Dsun.io.useCanonCaches=false >> -Xbootclasspath/p:"%FLEX_HOME%\lib\xalan.jar" -classpath >> "%FLEX_HOME%\lib\asdoc.jar" flex2.tools.ASDoc >> +flexlib="%FLEX_HOME%\frameworks" %* >> >> Thanks! >> Hans
