I'm attempting to compile a project that complies just fine using the Flex
Builder plugin on linux. But when I compile via the mxmlc command line
compiler I get these odd errors:

Error: Unable to resolve resource bundle "SharedResources" for locale "en_US".
Error: Unable to resolve resource bundle "rpc" for locale "en_US".
Error: Unable to resolve resource bundle "rpc" for locale "en_US".
Error: Unable to resolve resource bundle "SharedResources" for locale "en_US".
Error: Unable to resolve resource bundle "logging" for locale "en_US".
Error: Unable to resolve resource bundle "messaging" for locale "en_US".
Error: Unable to resolve resource bundle "messaging" for locale "en_US".
Error: Unable to resolve resource bundle "messaging" for locale "en_US".
Error: Unable to resolve resource bundle "messaging" for locale "en_US".
Error: Unable to resolve resource bundle "messaging" for locale "en_US".
Error: Unable to resolve resource bundle "messaging" for locale "en_US".
Error: Unable to resolve resource bundle "messaging" for locale "en_US".
Error: Unable to resolve resource bundle "logging" for locale "en_US".
Error: Unable to resolve resource bundle "messaging" for locale "en_US".
Error: Unable to resolve resource bundle "messaging" for locale "en_US".
Error: Unable to resolve resource bundle "messaging" for locale "en_US".
Error: Unable to resolve resource bundle "messaging" for locale "en_US".
Error: Unable to resolve resource bundle "states" for locale "en_US".


the command I'm executing is:

mxmlc -source-path src -library-path libs
~/bin/flex_builder_alpha_4/sdks/3.0.0/frameworks/l ibs -output myApp.swf
myApp.mxml

'src' is just where all my source code is. 'libs' is where I have all the swc
files I'm using. Now you'll notice that I have specified the path to the
standard flex frameworks, do I always have to do this when using mxmlc? Or is
there something wonky about my code that is creating that requirement? Because
I complied a quick application with just a button in it and I didn't have to
add the flex framework into the include path.

Thanks for taking the time to read.

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