Can I develop CF projects using Flash Builder 4.5 for PHP?

Report · May 21, 2012

I currently develop CF projects using Flash Builder 4.5. I am considering purchasing Flash Builder 4.5 for PHP. Will I still be able to work on my CF projects using FB for PHP?

Report · May 22, 2012

Is there anything stopping you from downloading the trial and simply answering your own question?

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Adam

Report · May 22, 2012

Because in the installation instructions for FB for PHP it says that you have to uninstall the current installation of FB which I have several CF projects that I use regularly. I hate to uninstall if it turns out that I can't transport my current projects into FB for PHP.

Report · May 23, 2012

Because in the installation instructions for FB for PHP it says that you have to uninstall the current installation of FB which I have several CF projects that I use regularly. I hate to uninstall if it turns out that I can't transport my current projects into FB for PHP.

Oh that sux! It's just an Eclipse plug-in, and one can have installed multiple installs of Eclipse OK, so I wonder why they're said this?

OK, because I give suck advice, I'll D/L it and install it on a spare machine and take a look. FB usually has a CF perspective does it? So what you need to know is whether FB for PHP still has the CF perspective?

Or are you asking whether you can install CFB (or CFEclipse) as a plug-in to FB for PHP, like one can with FB?

Sorry about the bad advice.

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Adam

Report · May 23, 2012

Flash Builder does not have a CF perspective unless you install CFBuilder.

To answer the OPs question, no. If you plug CFBuilder into it as well, then you could do it, but by default there is no CF support built into any version of Flash Builder.

Jason

Report · May 24, 2012

Thanks for the info. I'll stick to my current workflow since most of my projects are CF.