Examples of CircularLibraryDependencyException

flex2.tools.oem.OEMException.CircularLibraryDependencyException
This class handles MXML language specific configuration options. This includes things like compatibility-version, minimum-supported-version, and qualified-type-selectors. This class should not to be confused with flex2.compiler.mxml.MxmlConfiguration, which is where MXML subcompiler configuration options are declared and flex2.compiler.common.CompilerConfiguration, which is where flex2.compiler.mxml.MxmlConfiguration is defined. @author Clement Wong

Examples of flex2.tools.oem.OEMException.CircularLibraryDependencyException

            {
                OEMUtil.setupLocalizationManager();
                i10n = ThreadLocalToolkit.getLocalizationManager();
            }
            
            String message = i10n.getLocalizedTextString(new CircularLibraryDependencyException(null, null));
            throw new CircularLibraryDependencyException(message, 
                            SwcDependencyUtil.SetOfVertexToString(cycles));
        }
        
        return info.getSwcDependencyOrder();
    }

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Examples of flex2.tools.oem.OEMException.CircularLibraryDependencyException

            {
                OEMUtil.setupLocalizationManager();
                i10n = ThreadLocalToolkit.getLocalizationManager();
            }
            
            String message = i10n.getLocalizedTextString(new CircularLibraryDependencyException(null, null));
            throw new CircularLibraryDependencyException(message, 
                            SwcDependencyUtil.SetOfVertexToString(cycles));
        }


        VirtualFile virtualLibrary = new LocalFile(targetLibrary);
        return info.getDependencies(virtualLibrary.getName());

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