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The
Adobe® Flex® Ant
tasks provide a convenient way to build your Flex projects using
an industry-standard build management tool. If you are already using
Ant projects to build Flex applications, you can use the Flex Ant
tasks to replace your exec or java commands
that invoke the mxmlc and compc compilers. If you are not yet using
Ant to build your Flex applications, you can take advantage of these
custom tasks to quickly and easily set up complex build processes
for your Flex applications.
The Ant tasks for Flex include two compiler tasks, mxmlc and compc.
You can use these to compile Flex applications, modules, and component
libraries. In addition, the Ant tasks include the html-wrapper task
that lets you generate custom HTML wrappers and the supporting files
for those wrappers, and an asdoc Ant task to generate
ASDoc documentation.
 The mxmlc and compc Ant
tasks extend the java Ant task. As a result, you
can use all the available attributes of the java Ant
task in those Ant tasks. This includes fork, maxmemory,
and classpath.
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