Disable Flex runtime binding warnings

Question

I am taking XML-type variables in a model and binding with component properties in ActionScript code. It's perfectly fine if it's unable to bind the child nodes or other sibling properties of the XML itself and I don't want Eclipse to display these runtime warnings!

I did suppress warnings in Flex compiler using "-show-binding-warnings=false", but that does not seem to be working for runtime binding warnings.

warning: unable to bind to property <'some node name'> on class 'XML' (class is not an IEventDispatcher)

In some cases you might be able to work-around this behaviour by defining custom events that the bindings should react to, so that it doesn't rely on being able to automatically detect changes. — Jeremy

bmleite bmleite · Accepted Answer · 2011-03-31T13:57:13

The -show-binding-warnings=false option is only for compile time binding warnings, it won't affect runtime warnings.

In order to change this behaviour it would be necessary to edit the framework itself.

This was reported to Adobe and they considered extending it to also cover the runtime warnings, but the latest update (in December 2010) was:

Closing as deferred.
We will reconsider this in a future release of the Flex SDK.

Disable Flex runtime binding warnings

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