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VerifyError with KapInspectModuleLoader

Added by fabien godineau , last edited by fabien godineau on Aug 13, 2009 15:22

When I load dynamically kapînspect, I have the errors on my modules:

  • VerifyError: Error #1053,
  • ReferenceError: Error #1065

example of source:

var ob:KapInspectModuleLoader = new KapInspectModuleLoader();

ob.loadKapInspect();

If I use the static loading, I have not these errors.

example of source:

new KapInspect();

I use Flex Builder 3, with the SDK 3.3.

Do you have a solution about it?

Thanks

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  1. Oct 21, 2009

    eprevot says:

    I have the same problem, did you find a solution ?

    I have the same problem, did you find a solution ?

    1. Oct 21, 2009

      fabien godineau says:

      no, and I was a little bit disappointed to get no answer nor help from KapInspec...

      no, and I was a little bit disappointed to get no answer nor help from KapInspect about that.

      I use the static linking in development.
      For the final release, I will have to solve it.
      I have downloaded the last version 1.5, and I have not test again this way of loading.
      Sorry

  2. Oct 21, 2009

    Julien Revel says:

    Hi The VerifyError may occur if you did not compile your app with the right vers...

    Hi
    The VerifyError may occur if you did not compile your app with the right version of Flex Framework.
    The last version (1.5) of KapInspect and KapInspectModuleLoader have been compiled against the 3.4 version of Flex framework.
    It will be upward compatible with a 3.5, if any, but is not guaranteed against older versions.
    It's a good idea to upgrade your apps to the last framework anyway.
    Hope it'll solve your problem

    1. Oct 21, 2009

      fabien godineau says:

      I will check that Thanks for your answer

      I will check that
      Thanks for your answer

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