Specifications

351ADOBE FLEX 3

Building and Deploying Adobe Flex 3 Applications

Customizing error output

You can select the number of lines of code to show in the browser before and after an error or warning. You do

this in the Configuration screen of the installer.

The default value is 1. The value can be any nonnegative integer. If you set the value to 10, the compiler displays

10 lines of code before and after the location of a syntax error when the error is displayed in the browser.

If you want to change the number of lines after you have installed the web-tier compiler, you set the value of the

lines_in_context property in the compiler.conf file. The following example sets the value to 10:

lines_in_context=10

You can disable warnings by setting ?warnings=false in the request string.

For more information on editing the compiler.conf file, see “Configuring the web-tier compiler” on page 345.

Using the web-tier compiler log files

The web-tier compiler generates its own set of access and error log files. The compiler writes to these log files in

the /logs subdirectory of the module installation directory:

• module_install_dir/logs/access.log

• module_install_dir/logs/error.log

The access log records the date, time, and path for each MXML file that the web-tier compiler compiles. The

following is an example of the access log file after the file MyBasicProject.mxml was compiled repeatedly:

[2007/03/02 16:13:08]C:/Documents and