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Packaging a captive runtime bundle for desktop computers

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March 21, 2012
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This question was posted in response to the following article: http://help.adobe.com/en_US/air/build/WSfffb011ac560372f709e16db131e43659b9-8000.html

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jrunrandy

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Tomasz Misiewicz pointed out a few things we should clarify here:

Packaging ANEs in a Captive Runtime is not supported in Flash Builder 4.6 but Flash Builder 4.7 has the following support:

Signed native installer
Signed application with captive runtime

However, the other two export options (Signed AIR installer and Intermediate AIRI package) are not supported for applications using native extensions.

Also, you can always use command-line ADT.

Regards,

Randy Nielsen

Senior Content and Community Manager

Adobe

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chingachgoog

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As it turned out problem was version AIR SDK. For Linux (max version is 2.6) is not decision. For Mac start working from versiom 3.5 (version 3.1 do not working too)

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chingachgoog

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Hi!

I try make runtime bundle package for Mac OS and Linux OS from .air file.

But always trap exception "unknown package target bundle". It's sadly. Because in Windows all created normally.

Code:

adt -package -target bundle :/...path to export .../ppp.app :/...path to source.../name.air

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Anonymous

Unfortunately File.createTempDirectory() doesn't work with CD-ROM and captive runtime.

It points to the root directory of my CD-ROM drive. Is there a way to copy data to a temp dir on the hdd?

If have problems with CD-ROM spin-downs when loading content.

jrunrandy

Inspiring

@Stiefel_Eurocart,

Maybe try applicationStorageDirectory: http://help.adobe.com/en_US/FlashPlatform/reference/actionscript/3/flash/filesystem/File.html#applicationStorageDirectory

HTH,

-Randy

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Anonymous

Thx for your quick answer.

I found the problem, it wasn't really the temp-Directory:

This one works with the CD-Rom:

var theDatatoCopy:File = File.applicationDirectory.resolvePath("data");

This one works with USB-Stick and on HDD, but not on CD-ROM:

var theDatatoCopy:File = File.applicationDirectory;

So the problem was not the temporary path, but the

theDatatoCopy.copyToAsync(tempFile, true); call.

I don't know why it's different on CD-ROM and USB, but maybe the problem has to do with, that I shoulnd't copy all the stuff in the appDirectory, since some of the content is used.

That would have been easier with relative path names, but that's ok to handle.

"IOError —.... On Windows, you cannot copy a file that is open or a directory that contains a file that is open."

Thank You!

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myobst

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This would be a great solution for a current project if not for "launching an AIR application from a web page is not supported". Any possibility this feature will be supported in future?

Thanks.

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Flasher_Jack_Zhang

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This is nice articles.

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schjlatah

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I think the links may be mixed up for the File type association and URI handler registration sections of the OS X instructions.