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DescriptionOption

A bitmap file (16 by 16 pixels) that represents your connection in the list of

available connections in the "Data Manager".

Small Icon BMP

The location of the property sheet SWF you created for users to edit the

connection properties.

Note:

This must be a custom property sheet SWF.

Property Sheet

SWF

Your connection's version number.

Version

To add a custom functions to the package, click Add Function and, on the "Add New Function"

dialog box, enter the following information:

DescriptionOption

The name of your function. The name helps users determine which functions

have been included in the add-on. It is a good practice to include the names

of the functions here.

Function Name

The SWF file that you compiled from your Adobe Flex project. You can

browse to the location of this file.

Function SWF

The source folder of your HTML5 add-on function. You can browse to the

location of this folder. All files in the folder will be included in the .xlx package.

Function JS/CSS

The loading order of the JavaScript (.js) and CSS (.css) files in the source

folder.

Note:

Refer to MobileAddonTemplate.html to see how the JavaScript and

CSS files' tags are generated in the HTML5 dashboard.

Loading order of

JS/CSS files

Configure how ActionScript 3 function name properties map to your HTML5

add-on's function name and full JavaScript implementation name.

AS3 to JS property

mappings

Your function's version number.

Version

Click OK.

To add more items to the package, repeat steps 3 to 7, as appropriate.

Note:

Two components in the same package cannot have the same class name.

Click the Build tab.

10.

Click Build Package.

11.

In the dialog box, type a filename for the add-on .xlx package and click Save.

If the build is successful, the Build Results dialog box displays the message Package built

successfully!

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