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Sean72
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January 17, 2014
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Can I call Air code or a 'sub-app' from within a native iOS app?

  • January 17, 2014
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I'm working with another developer who builds native iOS apps and I wanted to provide some functionality that Air has as part of an app they are building.  Is this possible?  Would it need to be done the other way around?  The Actionscript 3 library I'm hoping to get access to from the native app is Away3D.

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Adobe Air it's UiApplication. You cant embed it to native app. But u can build native extension that will give you access to native code from adobe air

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Legend
January 17, 2014

Adobe Air it's UiApplication. You cant embed it to native app. But u can build native extension that will give you access to native code from adobe air

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Sean72Author
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January 17, 2014

Thanks, that's what I thought, but needed to ask.

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Legend
January 17, 2014

no p. )

[UIApplication sharedApplication] its most cool thing in xcode that allow make native windows over adobe air

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