flash-builder

I am getting the following error when running an application in debug mode using Flash Builder: Object does not support this property or method (Note that this error message is coming from the browser.) Here is the code where it is occurring: function __flash__addCallback(instance, name) { instance[name] = function () { return eval(instance.CallFunction("<invoke name=\""+name+"\" returntype=\"javascript\">" + __flash__argumentsToXML(arguments,0) + "</invoke>")); } } I have no idea where this code is located (except that it's not my code). Anyone know what's going wrong here? I had the same

since I'm using custom skin classes in Flex I'm getting an error, when trying to open the design view in Flash Builder: Description Resource Path Location Type Unable to resolve resource bundle "components" for locale "en_US". Unable to resolve resource bundle "core" for locale "en_US". Unable to resolve resource bundle "effects" for locale "en_US". Unable to resolve resource bundle "layout" for locale "en_US". Unable to resolve resource bundle "skins" for locale "en_US". Unable to resolve resource bundle "styles" for locale "en_US". I tried a lot with setting locales in compiler arguments -

Specifically, I want to know what the commands are... all the flags it produces and passes to mxmlc. There must be a way, but I just can't figure it out. Ultimate method - locate mxmlc executable for your platform, then create program with the same name which will log arguments. If you just want to master mxmlc, there are docs for it and compiler option dump-config: -dump-config=config.xml . Config contains almost everything about the project and I used such config to make an automated build. merv The official answer : In Flash Builder, select Project > Properties > Flex Compiler In Additional

At one point, the remote debug used to work. But for the life of me, I don't seem to be able to figure out what broke it. I have a flex/Java application. There is a wrapper that starts the tomcat server. I modified the wrapper.conf file to include -Xdebug -Xrunjdwp:transport=dt_socket,address=8000,server=y,suspend=n In my flex debug configurations, on the left, I have Remote Java Application. On the right, I have Standard (Socket Attach) as the connection type, 127.0.0.1 (I have tried localhost too) as Host, and 8000 as Port. The following is the stack trace. !ENTRY org.eclipse.jdt.launching 4

I'm using Flash Builder and created a spark-application Flex project that will stream video from the local camera. If I use mx.controls.VideoDisplay ; there is no problem since it has attachCamera(camera) method. But Spark's VideoDisplay component does not have that method. I know I can use mx controls inside a Spark app but I want to know: What is the real difference between spark.components.VideoDisplay and mx.controls.VideoDisplay ? How do I attach camera to spark.components.VideoDisplay ? Is there any advantages if I go with spark (since it's newer to mx library)? thanks. EDIT : In the

I'm making an App using Adobe Flex/Air. I was wondering if there is any way to get the Operating System the Air app is running on? Use Capabilities class: import flash.system.Capabilities; trace(Capabilities.os); if((Capabilities.os.indexOf("Windows") >= 0)) { // in windows } else if((Capabilities.os.indexOf("Mac") >= 0)) { // in mac } else if((Capabilities.os.indexOf("Linux") >= 0)) { // in linux } For clarity sake, I use this code (although it does the same thing as Mudasir's) if(Capabilities.os.search("Windows")>=0) //do something Here are what the docs say: flash.system.Capabilities.os()