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jooeee #1
renaming main application file for deployment
My flex project itself will be the entire site. The main appplication file is
MenuEvent.mxml and the release build created a wrapper named MenuEvent.html and
the SWF file generated by the release build is MenuEvent.swf.
I want to upload the release build to my Linux server but I am unclear how
users will find the site without creating an index.html file. How do I modify
the release build to ensure that users will bring up the site when they type
the URL in the browser window?
Thanks,
Joe
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slaingod #2
Re: renaming main application file for deployment
You should always wrap (embed) a SWF in an HTML file, if only to include either the Adobe Flash Detection kit or SWFObject or similar javascript.
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ntsiii #3
Re: renaming main application file for deployment
You can name the wrapper file anything you want.
But I don't understand why the name of that file would make it hard for users
to "find" your site. Or do you mean this app is the default for the url?
Either rename to wrapper, or set the web site properties default document to
what you want.
This is easy in IIS, but I do not know Linux.
Tracy
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