Ever seen this error? I just came across it today. Thankfully the solution is very simple, but it took a few minutes of Google searches to find the solution.
The problem is caused by having invalid assets selected in your Flex Library Project. Probably you've removed one or more asset files, but the project properties didn't get updated.
To fix this open your project Properties > Flex Library Build Path > Assets, then de-select all your assets, and then re-select the assets. Click OK and it should update your project properties with the correct assets.
Credits go to this useful website: FlexGarden.net
for me this didn't work (flashbuilder 4).
ReplyDeleteI hit CTRL+SHIFT+R and entered ".buildpath" to opened it. Then I manually removed all Entries within the <includeResources>-Tag
sorry i ment ".flexLibProperties" not ".buildpath"
ReplyDeleteWorked for me. Thanks a lot :)
ReplyDeleteThis saved me some grief - thank you.
ReplyDeleteWork like a charm. Thanks.
ReplyDeletethaaaaaank you!!
ReplyDeleteI changed the ... to
ReplyDeletebut Eclipse put the stuff back in (from memory/cache or some restore mechanism).
Thus,
1. Shutdown Eclipse
2. Go into project folder and edit .flexLibProperties to empty (or remove) and save.
Start Eclipse
In main menu Project>Clean
Point is when moving assets/files around you may get odd results - review the .files.
worked for me .. Thanks.
ReplyDeletethanks a lot
ReplyDeleteIt did worked for me. Many thanks.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Wakka... your instructions helped me.
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