Captures Adobe Flash Player logs during a Hudson build in order to save them as build artifacts. Useful to debug unit tests or integration tests. ## Description This plugin hooks up to the location where Flash Player is storing the logs and records only what has been logged during a Jenkins build.  Clicking on flashlog.txt will give you the logs:  Note Make sure you install the [debugger version of the Flash Player](http://www.adobe.com/support/flashplayer/downloads.html), otherwise Flash Player won't log anything. ## Plugin configuration options ##### At job level  ##### At node level In very rare cases in which the plugin might not identify the exact location where Flash is recording the logs, you can define a custom path to the flashlog.txt file.  And you can also opt not to save the logs for some nodes, even if the project is configured to save the logs. 