Mediation working fine when publishing to .air but not working when publishing to "enhancedDesktop" (.exe)?

[Daniel]

Has anybody experienced the same: when I publish to .air swiz works just fine and wires up all my views correctly.

However, when I publish the same app as signed native installer (my app needs to call some helper apps via NativeProcess) , my beans aren't being wired in the views when I run the app.

Hmm. I'm still looking into what's happening and will post more details as I discover them. But just wanted to see if somebody has experienced this before and knows a quick solution.

Thanks in advance.

Daniel

[João Fernandes]

Have you compiled with the additional metadata required for swiz? The release version requires that you provide all additional metadata as compiler arguments.

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[Daniel]

BTW, using Apache Flex 11 and AIR 4.0...

[Brian Kotek]

It sounds like you're missing the metadata in your release build. Check http://goo.gl/yImfgV

On Mon, Feb 3, 2014 at 3:02 PM, Daniel <daniel.m...@gmail.com> wrote:

BTW, using Apache Flex 11 and AIR 4.0...

[Daniel]

Thanks Brian and João,

Actually both .air and .exe weren't working, and the problem was missing meta-data but for Flexxb rather than swiz.

Thanks for your responses. I appreciate your time...I was afraid nobody was left in the swiz forum!

Daniel

[Brian Kotek]

I really just hang around to try and answer the occasional question. I haven't used Swiz (or Flex) for years.

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[michael corbridge]

Brian,

Out of curiousity - what technology are you currently focussing on?

 - michael

[Brian Kotek]

Primarily Ext JS (with Deft JS for IoC and MVC), with some jQuery, Backbone, and Bootstrap used instead for simpler UIs.