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blogtom
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March 9, 2015
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ADT command line packaging - how to add an ANE?

  • March 9, 2015
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Hi,

I need to compile an iOS app from the command line.

How to add an ANE to a command line packaging?

This is what I have so far:

./adt -package -target ipa-app-store -storetype pkcs12 -keystore iOS7.p12 -provisioning-profile Foo_DragDrop_iPad.mobileprovision Foo_iPad.ipa Foo_iPad-app.xml Foo_iPad.swf FooIcon29.png FooIcon40.png FooIcon48.png FooIcon50.png FooIcon57.png FooIcon58.png FooIcon72.png FooIcon76.png FooIcon80.png FooIcon100.png FooIcon114.png FooIcon120.png FooIcon128.png FooIcon144.png FooIcon152.png FooIcon512.png FooIcon1024.png Default-Landscape.png

I hope somebody can help me!

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Correct answer 4morrone

‌jjust include it at the end of your line. aneFileName.ane

also don't forget to specify your -extdir

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Inspiring
March 9, 2015

‌jjust include it at the end of your line. aneFileName.ane

also don't forget to specify your -extdir

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    blogtomAuthor
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    March 10, 2015

    Thanks mate!

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