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<h1>Component Explorer Readme </h1>
<p>Run Explorer </a></p>
<p>The Component Explorer application shows a simple usage for most of the MXML components available with the Adobe<sup>®</sup> Flex<sup>™</sup> 3 framework. When you install Adobe Flex Data Visualization, you can also see examples of how you can use the charting and data visualization components. </p>
<p>Note: You should not run the Component Explorer on a Adobe LiveCycle EnterpriseServer. The Flex WAR will attempt to compile the mxml files causing the source view of each Explorer sample to display incorrectly.</p>
<h2>Adding Flex Data Visualization components to an existing Component Explorer application </h2>
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<li> Follow the Flex Data Visualization installation instructions to install and update the Flex Component Explorer.</li>
<li>At a command prompt, or in a file explorer go to <code><em>flex_sdk_dir</em>/samples/explorer/charts</code>.</li>
<li> Run the <code>build.bat</code> batch file (Windows) or <code>build.sh</code> shell script (Mac/UNIX) to compile the examples.<br />
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<h2>Notes for Adobe<sup class="h2sup">®</sup> Flex<sup class="h2sup">™</sup> Builder<sup class="h2sup">™</sup> 3</h2>
<p>If you are editing the Component Explorer sample code from within Flex Builder, you must still compile the individual samples using the command-line compiler. Flex Builder does compile or run applications that live beneath the root of the source folder. </p>
<h2>Notes for Adobe<sup class="h2sup">®</sup> Flex<sup class="h2sup">™</sup> SDK</h2>
<p>The build script for the Component Explorer assumes that you run the application from the local
file system (<code>file: </code> in your browser). If you plan to run the application from a web
server (<code></code> in your browser), change the <code>-use-network</code> setting in
the build script to <code>true</code>.</p>
<p>Run Explorer </a></p>
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