| Check in "local" swcs to the FlexSDK3 or FledSDK4 directory that is under this directory to | |
| override any "accepted" swcs with a matching name in the /enterprise/frameworks/libs directory | |
| as part of an enterprise build. | |
| SWCs that were compiled against Flex SDK 3 should go in the FlexSDK3 directory and SWCs that were | |
| compiled against Flex SDK 4 should go in the FlexSDK4 directory. Ideally, if you are checking in a | |
| "local" version of the SWC, it should be compiled against both Flex SDK 3 and Flex SDK 4 so the "local" | |
| version will be used when LCDS is built with both Flex SDK 3 and Flex SDK 4. | |
| To enable this override, set the "use.local.swcs" property in the /enterprise/build.properties | |
| file to true. | |
| The build process unpacks the contents of /resources/flex_sdk/flex_sdk_3.zip into the | |
| frameworks/libs directory as part of a build, but some of your changes may be part of | |
| rpc.swc in which case you'll need to use a current rpc.swc built from SDK | |
| mainline for the enterprise build rather than the currently approved rpc.swc in the | |
| flex_sdk_3.zip or flex_sdk_4.zip files. | |
| While rpc.swc will be the most common swc that this use case applies to, you can override any | |
| of the currently approved swcs by placing your updated version in the frameworks/local-swcs/ | |
| directory (or an appropriate sub-directory). Your frameworks/local-swcs/ directory and | |
| subdirectories need to be symmetrical to the /frameworks/libs directory structure so that the | |
| overlay process overwrites the proper files. If any local swcs are present in perforce when you | |
| get to this point, open them for delete, add only the swcs that you need to override for your | |
| specific changelist and proceed. | |
| After rebuilding and running checkintests with your updated local swcs, submit your changelist | |
| containing your changes to rpc code in SDK mainline along with your changes to fds code in | |
| enterprise mainline as well as your local swc override(s) in the /local-swcs/ directory and the | |
| build.properties file with use.local.swcs=true. | |
| This will allow the build to run and complete successfully on the build machine. | |
| Approval builds will always revert the "use.local.swcs" property to false and will build using | |
| an approved set of swcs (that will pick up the changes you've now committed for non-enterprise | |
| swcs). |