MyEclipse Integration Flex Plug-in

Keywords: myeclipse integration Flex Plug-in Build flex development environment

There are two ways to build a flex development environment, one of which is to install Adobe Flash Builder software directly, to complete the installation of the software directly as instructed, but with the drawback that the software installation package is large.

Another way is to integrate the Flex plug-in in a way that is not very large (around 300M), but a little bit of a hassle when it comes to setting up the MyEclipse.

This article is mainly about the second scenario: building a Flex development environment by MyEclipse the flex plug-in.

I. Resource requirements

First you need to have an already installed MyEclipse, and then you need the following software or files:

FlexBuilder3 plug-in version: Fb3_wwej_plugin

Blazeds.war file

The above two files can be downloaded here: click I download AH ~, the following will explain their role.

Second, installation steps

1, installation FlexBuilder3

(1) Double-click the executable file

...... (install directly as prompted)

(6) This step is important for you to choose the installation path of Eclipse in MyEclipse6.0, please select it carefully.

(7) Then pop up to let you wait for the interface, after a while and then pop up a dialog box, asking if you are installing Eclipse3.2 or 3.3 and later, please select the "Proceed with Caution" button.

...... Follow the prompts to install

(10) Open your Flexbuilder plugin installation folder, open the following "Eclipse" folder, you can see there are features and plugins two folders, Copy them to MyEcipse6.0 under the Eclipse folder under the features and plugins two folders (one by one corresponds, do not put the wrong).

(11) Then copy the SDKs from the Flexbuilder plugin installed folder to the Eclipse folder under MyEcipse6.0.

(12) Basic completion of configuration. It's just that you can switch views under MyEclipse6.0 to find the view structure that the flex corresponds to.

2, create the project, add Blazeds.war file

1) Create a Flex project, first open the Flex view under MyEclipse, and right-click to create a Flex project.

Enter the project name and click on the "Next" button as set.

2) Select Apache Server; Click here for the Flex WAR file option and select the Blazeds.war. Finally click "Finish" to

The Blazeds.war file here is a service component that is presumably used as a middleware to deliver data from a Flex page to a background server. There are also LCDs software (components) that act in the same role as Blazeds.war.

LCDS (LiveCycle data Service) was previously called FDS (Flex Data Service), which was based on a Java (and ColdFusion version) backend Data Service project, Features include mapping Java objects to flex objects (including methods that call Java classes), and so on.

BlazeDS is a server-based Java Remote Call (remoting) and web messaging (messaging) technology that enables background Java applications and flex applications running on the browser to communicate with each other.

As a novice, we just need to know LCDs and BlazeDS are the same Flex front page and server data communication Bridge.

At this point, the flex development environment is built.

This part of the text reference from: http://blog.163.com/[email protected]/blog/static/113561841200991853430217/