
48 Introducing Flex Builder 2
Compiling your applications
Flex Builder automatically compiles your Flex and ActionScript 3.0 projects into application
SWF files whenever changes are made to project resources. For example, when you add new a
new file to a project, the project is compiled. You can override this default and instead
compile your applications manually, whenever you choose. When your projects are compiled,
automatically or manually, a release and debug version of your application SWF files are
placed in the project output folder along with the HTML wrapper files, and so on.
Once your projects are compiled into application SWF files, you run and debug them as
needed. For more information about running and debugging your applications, see Chapter
11, “Running and Debugging Applications” in Using Flex Builder 2.
Running and debugging your applications
After your projects are built, you may run and debug them as applications to test their
functionality. Running and debugging your projects opens the main application SWF file in
your default web browser or directly in Flash Player.
Your applications run based on a launch configuration. When you create new Flex and
ActionScript applications, a launch configuration specifies the location of the built
applications files, the main application file, and so on. In most cases the default launch
configuration is all you’ll need to run and debug your applications. You can, however, modify
the launch configuration or create custom launch configurations.
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