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April 2, 2013
Question

AIR SDK 3.7.0.1410: non-debuggable SWFs can't be packaged to IPA in AOT mode

  • April 2, 2013
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If I compile mobile-targeted SWF without debug information (-debug=false) then trying to package to IPA in AOT mode (e.g. ipa-test, ipa-ad-hoc or ipa-app-store) gives the error:

error 304: Initial window content is invalid

This seems to be a critical issue. You can find a sample command-line project attached to the issue.

By the way, I'm very curious, what is Adobe's policy on working with issues reported by the community? When I write to the forum I know that somebody from Adobe will read my message and most probably will answer. When I report a bug it looks like nobody reads it. For example you need no more than 5 minutes to fix AIR app descriptor schema because I attached the fix, but I'm not sure anybody noticed it.

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Abhinav_Dhandh
Adobe Employee
Adobe Employee
April 5, 2013

Hi Alexander

We tried your issue with the non-debuggable SWFs and the issue is not visible in the latest pre-release build # 3.7.0.1530. Could you please verify if the issue which you reported has been resolved in this build?

Also, thanks for reporting the bug # 3527032, we are looking into it. However, the bug should not prevent you from you from using the external hosting of secondary SWF feature.

-Abhinav

Participant
April 6, 2013

Yes, the issue is fixed in 3.7.0.1530. Thank you.

Romil Mittal
Adobe Employee
Adobe Employee
April 2, 2013

Thanks Alex, for reporting the AOT mode issue. We will investigate it and update you soon.

Regarding app descriptor bugs that you logged earlier, this was certainly a miss from our end, which we would never like to see again. Rest assured, these descriptor tags would be fixed soon (I am not sure about the immediate 3.7 release though). Appreciate your contribution and patience.