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Benoitcn
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February 13, 2011
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How to compile the AIR app to android emulator

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How to compile the AIR application to run on emulator ?

May be use the 'adb' command line ?

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You can packge using adt -package command

-target The type of package to create. The supported package types are:

air — an AIR package. “air” is the default value and the -target flag does not need to be specified when creating AIR or AIRI files.

airn — a native application package for devices in the extended television profile.

native — a native desktop installer. The type of file produced is the native installation format of the operating system on which the command is run:

EXE — Windows

DMG — Mac

DEB — Ubuntu Linux

RPM — Fedora or OpenSuse Linux

apk — an Android package. A package produced with this target can only be installed on an Android device, not an emulator.

apk-debug — an Android package with extra debugging information. (The SWF files in the application must also be compiled with debugging support.)

apk-emulator — an Android package for use on an emulator without debugging support. (Use the apk-debug target to permit debugging on both emulators and devices.)

Use the value as per your need. The you can use adb to push the packaged apk to your emulator.

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Anonymous
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February 13, 2011

You can packge using adt -package command

-target The type of package to create. The supported package types are:

air — an AIR package. “air” is the default value and the -target flag does not need to be specified when creating AIR or AIRI files.

airn — a native application package for devices in the extended television profile.

native — a native desktop installer. The type of file produced is the native installation format of the operating system on which the command is run:

EXE — Windows

DMG — Mac

DEB — Ubuntu Linux

RPM — Fedora or OpenSuse Linux

apk — an Android package. A package produced with this target can only be installed on an Android device, not an emulator.

apk-debug — an Android package with extra debugging information. (The SWF files in the application must also be compiled with debugging support.)

apk-emulator — an Android package for use on an emulator without debugging support. (Use the apk-debug target to permit debugging on both emulators and devices.)

Use the value as per your need. The you can use adb to push the packaged apk to your emulator.

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Anonymous
February 13, 2011

-target The type of package to create. The supported package types are:

air — an AIR package. “air” is the default value and the -target flag does not need to be specified when creating AIR or AIRI files.

airn — a native application package for devices in the extended television profile.

native — a native desktop installer. The type of file produced is the native installation format of the operating system on which the command is run:

EXE — Windows

DMG — Mac

DEB — Ubuntu Linux

RPM — Fedora or OpenSuse Linux

apk — an Android package. A package produced with this target can only be installed on an Android device, not an emulator.

apk-debug — an Android package with extra debugging information. (The SWF files in the application must also be compiled with debugging support.)

apk-emulator — an Android package for use on an emulator without debugging support. (Use the apk-debug target to permit debugging on both emulators and devices.)

Use the value as per your need. The you can use adb to push the packaged apk to your emulator.

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