Java and Flex Builder 3

Flex Builder 3 is distributed as an Eclipse plugin and as a standalone IDE. The standalone version does not support Java development out of the box. These couple of blogs helped me to add Java to the standalone version.

Adding Java Development Tools to Flex Builder Standalone by Flex Doc Team

Adding Subclipse to Flex Builder 3 Standalone by Dan Wilson

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Anonymous said…

Hey,
Thank you for links!
Very useful!

October 18, 2008 at 9:24 AM

Using FlexUnit for Stress Testing

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MySQL macport install on Mac OS X Tiger

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