Now that the Flex SDK has migrated to Apache, I can't seem to find old versions of the Adobe Flex SDK. I'm maintaining a legacy project that will not compile with the latest Apache Flex SDK, and I cannot afford to spend time overhauling the whole project for some minor bug fixes. I'd prefer to continue using the same Adobe Flex SDK that the app was originally developed with. Where can I find old builds of the Adobe Flex SDK?
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Unfortunately; questions asking for an off-site resource are off-topic on Stack Overflow...
- JeffryHouser
That truly is unfortunate. In my opinion, this is the obvious place to go looking for this information, since Adobe doesn't seem to have a decent archive page for the Flex SDK on its help site like it does for Flash Player and AIR.
- Josh Tynjala
The problem is that the Google results don't help much. I finally found the SDK URLs by downloading a weird SWF on blogs.adobe.com that I had top open in the standalone Flash Player. The developer I was helping said that they found the same SWF, but they couldn't get it to run for some reason. It was definitely non-trivial. If this StackOverflow question showed up in the top results on Google, it would make things easier for everyone.
- Josh Tynjala
That's kind of funny considering that I chose StackOverflow because the community can provide better answers long after I stop caring. On my blog, I'm probably the only person who can provide updated info. It seems like there's a better chance of a non-helpful info getting improved here. Oh well. I'll just duplicate it on my blog, I guess.
- Josh Tynjala
This whole discussion makes me regret being excited to contribute some time-consuming research to the community.
- Josh Tynjala
