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August 9, 2011
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Packaging AIR application in .deb installer

  • August 9, 2011
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Hi!

I am developping an application for a company to control the production of a manufacturer that will run in a Linux machine. I was using Adobe Flex SDK 4.1 in the development of the application, but now I am using the Adobe Flex SDK 4.5.1 to pack the application in a native installer for Linux.

The command that I am using to compile the application is:

adt -package -storetype pkcs12 -keystore certificate.p12 -storepass password -target native application-3.3.0.deb application-app.xml application.swf

but I get the following error:

Packaging failed. Make sure your computer time is in sync and your certificate is valid

After that, I checked if the certificate was valid:

adt -checkstore -storetype pkcs12 -keystore certificate.p12 -storepass password

and it says it is a valid password.

Probably I'm not using the right Adobe AIR SDK. Where can I get the Adobe AIR SDK 2.6 for Linux?

Extra info:

Adobe Flex SDK version: 4.5.1.21328

ADT version: 2.6.0.19120

What's wrong?

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Correct answer chris.campbell

I've asked our Linux team to review your ADT error.  As for previous versions of the SDK, they can be found here:

Archived Adobe AIR runtimes and SDK versions

Chris

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chris.campbellCorrect answer
Legend
August 10, 2011

I've asked our Linux team to review your ADT error.  As for previous versions of the SDK, they can be found here:

Archived Adobe AIR runtimes and SDK versions

Chris

Participant
August 10, 2011

Hi!

Thanks. The problem was the Adobe AIR SDK; maybe some corrupt file or something.

Cheers.