I am new to Flash Builder development environment. I need to use the library below in my project but don't know how to compile it to produce a .swc file. I tried importing the source folder as a Flash Builder project to no avail. Can someone help please?
This is the library I want to use:
https://github.com/fljot/Gestouch
You can build the library with both Maven and Ant, build files are already there, just take a look.
Precompiled SWCs (dev builds) are available here for now http://repository-fljot.forge.cloudbees.com/snapshot/org/gestouch/gestouch/
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Here I am using nopcommerce 3.6 In which my folder structure is like below
plugin is nop.xxx. Its physical path is on MyProject/nop.xxx --> it is on same place where we have Presentation, packages and Libraries.
plugin is nop.yyy. Its physical path is on MyProject/Plugins/nop.yyy -> Where we put our all normal plugins
Now issue is in nop.xxx plugin because in that two .dll files I have referenced then also when I build it, It gives me error that
Are you missing reference of Nop.service?
Are you missing reference of nop.yyy?
Though in plugin nop.yyy is build successfully.
Note: nop.xxx and nop.yyy plugins output path are same on presentation/Nop.web/Plugin/Nop.output
your responces are appreciable.
Thank you.
I found solution. I have checked my all referenced dll framework in both plugins.
amoung them RESTSharp dll framework is 4.5.2 but I am using framework 4.5.1.
Thank you
The directions on how to install Indy10 are (at least to me) a little vague in one place, and I'm hoping someone here can clarify a little.
The installation directions (From http://www.indyproject.org/sockets/Docs/Indy10Installation.en.aspx) state:
After Compiling
In your Indy directory you should now see some compiled .dcu files.
Open the IDE and go to the "Tools > Environment options > Select
Library" dialog tab. Now add the path to your files into the filepath
collection. Click Ok.
My Indy10 folder does not have any .dcu files in the root folder. It does have a bunch of DCU files in C:\code\Indy10\Output\DCU\Win32\Debug ... does this mean I should be adding C:\code\Indy10\Output\DCU\Win32\Debug to my library path? (And for that matter, should I be building Indy in Debug or Release mode, or does it matter?) Are there any other subfolders I need to add to the library path? Indy 10 has a much more complex folder structure than Indy 9 and I'm not convinced I've configured things "correctly".
Nearly every component package I install I touch the project options for the runtime package(s) to get a clean install.
Project Options
General Configuration
Output directory {componentpath}\lib\XE4\$(platform)\$(config)
Release Configuration
Output directory {componentpath}\lib\XE4\$(platform)
After that I compile the whole package for all target platforms in release and debug mode. Using a Build-Group is very useful to do that.
Now it is time to add the library paths (for each platform)
Library path {componentpath}\lib\XE4\$(platform)
Debug DCU path {componentpath}\lib\XE4\$(platform)\debug
Browse path all directories containing the source
In your own projects you can control which .dcu versions are used by setting the Use Debug-DCU option.
I am new to Plugin development and hence facing this issue.
I have 2 plugin projects and both the projects are part of a feature project. I want to set up an ANT build which could build the feature project and publish it to an URL or File system.
Here is the scenario:
Plugin Project A isDependentOn -> Plugin Project B.
For both these project, I wrote build files which builds them properly.
Now I created a Feature project and included both these plugins into it. However I am not able to correctly write the ANT build file or may be I am not sure of the complete process.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance. Cheers !!!
Its better use Maven with Tycho to build eclipse features and plugins in headless mode.
Refer the link Eclipse Tycho and Using Tycho
I am new to vaadin and I have to compile my vaadin project which has .aj and .java files with circular dependencies. When I compiled with ant, I get an error indicating/related to circular dependencies. So can pl someone guide to compile my project?
I just used maven to fix my problem. Its working for me.
Visit this link for more details maven commands and details
I am trying to compile a j2ee project, and the solution file includes many source projects, libraries. some of source projects have dependency with other source projects. And this compile task will be done by using ant task. is there third party library allows me to do this task quickly?
next step after compiling will be export to ear file.
Thanks for helping.
You can do it using Grand, Ant2dot or VizAnt