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wigginsray
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March 6, 2017
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Animate CC2017.1 runtime embedded publishing not working

  • March 6, 2017
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Short story: trying to publish "Application with runtime embedded" - does not create folder or app and does not generate an error.

Using Animate CC2017, AIR 24.0.0.177 (tried 24.0.0.180 as well). Windows 10.

My process: AIR Settings->Output as "Application with runtime embedded", clicked "publish" - I can see that Animate is creating a temp folder and appears to be compiling it - but when it appears to be finishing, it deletes the temp folder and doesn't create the myapplication.app folder. This happens on several projects, but not all of my projects.

A couple of times, clicking "publish" in the Publish Settings actually worked, but not consistently. I've tried using different SDKs - including beta SDKs. I've tried renaming the project and moving the project to another drive.

Creating the AIR package and Windows Installer both work, but I really need the Application with Runtime Embedded for my client's needs.

Not sure what else to try. I'm hoping to avoid re-installing Windows and Creative Cloud.

FWIW, this project is compiled for a number of platforms (IOS/Android/Windows) - and I frequently switch the output.

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    Correct answer wigginsray

    I think I figured it out - it appears if I have other Creative Cloud applications running  - it doesn't create the folder. Weird.

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    wigginsrayAuthor
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    April 4, 2017

    Well not really. it's doing it again. Not sure what to do. Is there another way to compile the runtime embedded?

    Colin Holgate
    Colin Holgate
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    April 4, 2017

    Did you update to 2017.2? There were file saving issues fixed in that update, though I don't know if that would solve your case.

    One thing for you to check is the path that the SWF is published to. If that is incorrect it could lead to a similar symptom.

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    wigginsrayAuthorCorrect answer
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    March 30, 2017

    I think I figured it out - it appears if I have other Creative Cloud applications running  - it doesn't create the folder. Weird.

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