For example, consider the project foo, defined by foo.mxml. Exporting the release version as described above produces foo.swf. To embed foo.swf in the web page bar.html, I need to (a) copy foo.swf on a web server (say, http://www.example.com/mySWFs/foo.swf) and (b) add the following text to bar.html:

Which is great, but…foo.swf’s source is all still sitting on my hard drive’s bin-release folder.

So, what exactly do I need to copy from foo’s bin-release folder to http://www.example.com, and what HTML do I need to add to bar.html, to make it possible to view foo.SWF’s source from within bar.html?

Thanks! :-)

— Jim

As far as I understand (and I could be wrong), yes and no.
If you want to generate the nicely formatted “view source” HTML output, you’d need to use Flex Builder. But if you want to generate your own HTML/source, you can simply set the Application tag’s viewSourceURL property (See Application viewSourceURL entry in LiveDocs). This should enable the “View Source” right-click context menu item, but it is up to you to generate the target HTML.

Hope that helps,
Peter