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compile time of iOS .ipa

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So in theory it should be 10x times faster to compile the .ipa right?

Why is it it takes exactly the same amount of time to compile my app? (around 2 minutes)

I have installed SDK 4.0 in Flash CC, and chose Air 4.0 as the target. Is there anythign else I must do?

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alanfireworks

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Does anyone know when this will be available as an option inside Flash CC?

By the time I've typed this 'PathToSDK\bin\adt -package -target(ipa-app-store/ipa-debug/ipa-test/ipa-ad-hoc) -useLegacyAOT no -provisioning-profile <path to profile> -keystore <path to certificate.p12> -storepass xxxx -storetype pkcs12 Helloworld.ipa Helloworld-app.xml HelloWorld.swf '

and got the syntax and and paths correct, I might as well wait for the current compilation times.

Thanks,

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MonicaMPAuthor

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@alanfireworks It seems Flash CC users are left with the command line... or switch to Flash Builder to get a UI of compiling options. I franly don't know what option is worse: get a headache using the command line, or get a headache for switching to a new IDE just for compiling.

Come on Adobe, put a checkbox in the pubblish dialog with "useLegacyAOT no" and make your Flash CC users happy.

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Jeff__Ward

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Dear Flash Pro users,

You could wait around for an updated GUI... or, you could make a desktop shortcut that runs the packaging command-line for you in one click.

Windows:

Open notepad, type (fill in the appropriate info):

cd \<PathToSDK>\bin
adt -package -target(ipa-app-store/ipa-debug/ipa-test/ipa-ad-hoc) -useLegacyAOT no -provisioning-profile <path to profile> -keystore <path to certificate.p12> -storepass xxxx -storetype pkcs12 Helloworld.ipa Helloworld-app.xml HelloWorld.swf

Save that file on your desktop as: package_app.bat

OSX:

Bear with me, I'm less familiar with OSX, but I think it's:

cd /<PathToSDK>/bin
adt -package -target(ipa-app-store/ipa-debug/ipa-test/ipa-ad-hoc) -useLegacyAOT no -provisioning-profile <path to profile> -keystore <path to certificate.p12> -storepass xxxx -storetype pkcs12 Helloworld.ipa Helloworld-app.xml HelloWorld.swf

Save that file in /Users/<username>/Desktop/package_app.sh

Voila and congratulations, you've written a push-button packaging script that shows up on your desktop. Just barely harder than CTRL-Enter.

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sakjain1

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Hi,

Currently this feature is not available with FlashPro.So for compiling your app using -useLegacyAOT switch please use below mentioned terminal command:

PathToSDK\bin\adt -package -target(ipa-app-store/ipa-debug/ipa-test/ipa-ad-hoc) -useLegacyAOT no -provisioning-profile <path to profile> -keystore <path to certificate.p12> -storepass xxxx -storetype pkcs12 Helloworld.ipa Helloworld-app.xml HelloWorld.swf

Thanks,

Sakshi

Adobe AIR Team

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User Unknow

Legend

You can't get access to command line compiler from Flash CC at this moment. But you can patch adt.jar. During this week I will prepare solution for myself and will post here patched file.

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Colin Holgate

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Does that still involve decompiling the Java? Perhaps Adobe could set AIR 4.0 to be that way by default, because it’s the biggest selling point of the beta.

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Colin Childs

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Did you add "-useLegacyAOT no" to your packaging command?

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