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Our application is now ready for testing and ” assuming all goes well ”deployment. To specify the directory in which to create AppName.swf , follow these steps:
For our application, we'll export to Flash Player 7 format (the default in Flash MX 2004), but you could also export to Flash Player 6 format if you expect your visitors to be using that version of the Flash Player. For information on setting the movie format and ActionScript version, see "ActionScript 1.0 and 2.0 in Flash Player 6 and 7" in Chapter 1. If your application is working, you should see the following appear in the Output panel: Starting application. An instance of class B was constructed. If the preceding messages don't appear in the Output panel, try comparing your source files to the ones posted at http:// moock .org/eas2/examples. When everything works in Test Movie mode, publish an HTML page that includes the movie, ready for posting to a web site as follows :
It's a good idea to test in all supported versions of the Flash Player in all target web browsers on all target platforms throughout the lifetime of a project. If you wait until the end of the project to test in various browsers, you might discover serious problems that would have been easier to fix if they had been caught earlier. For detailed information on exporting and publishing Flash movies, see Help Using Flash Publishing. |
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