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July 31, 2008
*New* FlexAntTask - fails build if test suite doesn't execute
The FlexAntTask will now fail the build if there is an error executing the test suite e.g. a socket timeout. In the past the error was swallowed as the server socket runs in a separate thread - any errors are now passed back to the task and re-thrown.
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Ant Task Parameters
Attribute |
Description |
Required |
|---|---|---|
| swf | The name of SWF containing the tests to execute. | Yes |
| port | The port to receive the test results on from FlexUnit. The default port is 1024. | No |
| timeout | The time in milliseconds to wait for results from FlexUnit before stopping the building process. The default is 60 seconds. You need to allow enought time for your tests to run as the socket is opended prior to the test execution. | No |
| toDir | The output directory for the test resutlts. The default is the working directory. | No |
| haltonfailure | Stop the build process if a test fails. The default is true. | No |
| failureproperty | The name of the property to set in the event of a failure. The default is 'flexunit.failed''. | No |
| verbose | Causes the flexunit tasks to print status messages. The default is false. | No |
Posted by pmartin at 7:07 PM | Comments (14)
July 23, 2008
Delivery of a Mission-Critical RIA for NATO
At MAX 2008 North America I will co-presenting Delivery of a Mission-Critical RIA for NATO with Mansour Raad of ESRI.
We will presenting on Tuesday @ 4:30PM in Moscone West 2011 so come along and see us.
The session will take a look at a mission critical application developed for the NATO E-3a Component to plan missions flown by their AWAC aircraft.
The MSS application has been developed using Flex 3 and LiveCycle Data Services and makes heavy use of Data Management Services, which enables users to collaborate on mission planning.
A key element of the MSS application is the world map, which allows users to visualize and work with geo-spatial data. The map has been developed using ESRI's AWX Flex API. The map is driven using managed data so a change to a geo object is immediately pushed to all users currently working with that geo object!
During the session will take an extensive look at the application and how it has been engineered using AWX and LiveCycle Data Services.
Posted by pmartin at 5:07 PM | Comments (2)