Flex Builder 3 project ‘libs’ folder

Posted on Thursday 3 April 2008


It seems that a lot of people are still unsure what the libs folder is actually for within a Flex Builder 3 project. Well if you’re not sure, here is its use - It for importing SWC files in to.

I know a lot of developers still use the library path to import SWC’s so that they are available for authoring and compile time. However you don’t need to do this anymore. just import your SWC (Cairngorm.swc for example) in to your libs folder within your project and Bob’s your Uncle (He’s my brother but there ya go :p), it’s available straight away.

No more addtional steps to add a SWC anymore. Yay!

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1 Comment for 'Flex Builder 3 project ‘libs’ folder'

  1.  
    April 3, 2008 | 3:15 pm
     

    Yeah, this is actually a really good workflow, especially if you are using version control. The lib folder with all the swcs gets checked in and out right with the project. No external dependencies. No worry about which version swc the project was built on. It’s right there in the project.

    I do the same thing with my ActionScript projects. But you have to create your own lib folder and go into the project prefs and add it as a SWC Folder.



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