On 2/1/15, 11:47 PM, "Lane Friesen" <[email protected]> wrote:
>Yes, I can manually download it. I have it in my downloads folder right >now. > >I do not have Apache Ant installed. I haven't worked with it before but I >have seen what appear to be good instructions posted. I can download it >and >follow the instructions on installing the SDK with Ant if you would >suggest >going that route. I would then bypass the SDK Installer from now on. It would be interesting to see if it you can successfully use Ant to install the SDK. I have a unproven suspicion that the Installer’s downloader is more sensitive than Ant’s downloader. Your data point would help prove it. Plus, having Ant installed makes it easier to script builds as your application becomes more complex, unless you are already using Maven or some other build tool. There is another potential workaround for the installer where you put a file called local.properties in the folder where you want the SDK installed. You can then supply alternate URLs for the downloads the installer will use. Then you can select that folder in the Installer. So, if the SWFObject download is sitting in your download folder, you might put the following in local.properties (replace userid with whatever your actual user id is): swfobject.url.server=file:///C:/Users/userid swfobject.url.folder=Downloads HTH, -Alex
