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niranjan99926198
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August 28, 2015
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Possible to integrate Google play services to Adobe AIR app?

  • August 28, 2015
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Hello Adobe Experts,

Need help!

Is it possible somehow to integrate google play services to Adobe AIR app, not via Native extension?

I mean, can I integrate it as a dependent library to my AIR app? I know how to bundle it as a part of Native extension but the challenge here is if I use some other ANE's which is also bundled with google play services library then it gives the conflicts. So was thinking if there is any way to integrate google play services all together separately to my AIR app.

Looking forward for reply.

Thanks in advance.

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Correct answer kheftel

hmm .. so this flag is only visible under iOS tab, for Android how it should be handled? As I am getting conflicts due to multiple google play services? Isn't it should be handled under Android section?


Oh my gosh, I'm an idiot!! I'm so sorry, I didn't realize it didn't apply to Android....

You could try a different ANE, I guess, here's one commercial option: distriqt // air native extensions

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kheftel
kheftel
Inspiring
August 28, 2015

I don't believe there's any other way to use native code, but if you're having symbol conflicts, there is an option to hide ANE library symbols from each other, which is supposed to eliminate the conflicts.

In Flash Builder, it's in ActionScript build Packaging / Apple iOS, native extensions tab, at the bottom of the window:

There's also a corresponding command-line option, which you should be able to find in the documentation.

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niranjan99926198Author
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August 28, 2015

Thanks kawikaheftel for your quick reply.

What library symbols it will hide? Sorry for asking naive question, have never used this flag.

kheftel
kheftel
Inspiring
August 28, 2015

I actually don't know, I've never turned it on! I've never had conflicts

that couldn't be resolved by editing/rebuilding my ANE, since I'm using a

custom ANE as well as third-party ones. Supposedly it puts ANE symbols into

separate namespaces to stop them conflicting with each other, which sounds

in theory like exactly what you're looking for. I'd say just turn it on and

see what happens!

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