Category Archives: Engineering

In this, the final entry on CI with Flex, I look at an extra change we made to the ASUnit sources, take a look at what CI has done for us, and finally let you in on what we are looking at next…

This is the penultimate installment of the CI saga, and its the last step you will need to take to get your continuous integration suite up and running. The first thing you will need to do is install CruiseControl onto your build monitoring machine. The first thing I did was get it up and running […]

Ok, so far so good. We had covered a lot of ground up to this point, but we were only part of the way there… The next step is to get our test results understood by ANT. Ikezi created a natty python script to parse the output of our flash logfile using some cunning regular […]

So, if you have got this far, your ant build will compile the test harness, which quits after a specified period of time, and then compiles the main build. So far, so good, but it’s not really rocking yet; what we now need to do is get our ANT build to know if our unit […]

In the next step to CI Nirvana, I’m going to be looking at using ANT to build both our testHarness and the main mxml file. As I mentioned in my previous post, the job we need ANT to do is get it to compile the testHarness, wait for it to close, then compile your main […]

The first step for getting your CI build up and running will be to get all your basic pieces in place on your local machine. Some of this stuff (I hope) you will already have in place, but for the sake of being complete I’ll include it here…

The contract I am currently working on is for a large financial institution in Boston. They want to explore new ways of working in our small business unit with the hope that some of our work may make it into the mainstream of the company. We are not only experimenting with the projects we work […]