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Information stored in "Adobe.APS" in your keychain message

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June 12, 2010
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Hi all,

I've developed an application using Adobe AIR 1.5.3 and am looking into upgrading to AIR 2.0. When I install the AIR 2.0 runtime and try to upgrade an existing AIR 1.5.3 application to a new AIR 2.0 application I get the following message when the application starts:

<AppName> wants to use your confidential information stored in "Adobe.APS" in your keychain.

One of the first things that the application tries to do when it starts is access encrypted local storage (I'm assuming that this is where this message is coming from).

Is there any way to avoid this message when upgrading to AIR 2.0?

Thanks

Sean

Installation

이 주제는 답변이 닫혔습니다.

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seaneyefi작성자

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I don't get the 'Adobe.APS' message anymore when I execute the following steps (running the 2.0.3 version of Adobe AIR):

1. Install the regular 1.5.3 non-native .air file.

2. Uninstall the .air file.

3. Install the native .dmg file.

However, when I now look at my ~/Library/Preferences directory I have two entries for my application identifier:

fi.eye.center

fi.eye.center.E430518E652B889A80EC0E8A6E532C09FF36DF62.1

The fi.eye.center directory corresponds to the native version of the application. The fi.eye.center.E430518E652B889A80EC0E8A6E532C09FF36DF62.1 directory corresponds to the 1.5.3 version of the application.

With the 1.5.3 version of the AIR application, I have some application preferences and some locally cached files stored in the fi.eye.center.E430518E652B889A80EC0E8A6E532C09FF36DF62.1 which I'd really prefer not to lose when migrating to the native .dmg 2.0 version of the application. Is there any way to tell the 2.0 .dmg version of the application to use the fi.eye.center.E430518E652B889A80EC0E8A6E532C09FF36DF62.1 directory as it's Local Store directory. Could publisherid in the application descriptor file come into play here somehow? Or should I build the 2.0 version of the application passing in a publisherid property per http://help.adobe.com/en_US/AIR/1.5/devappshtml/WS5b3ccc516d4fbf351e63e3d118666ade46-7fd7.html? I've always been a little mystified by the publisherid property - apologies if I seem a little muddled with these suggestions.

Any advice or suggestions are more than welcome

Sean

chris.campbell

Community Manager

Hi Sean and Seth,

I'll ask around and see if I can get an answer to this.

Moved discussion to the Installation Issues forum.

Chris

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seaneyefi작성자

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Thanks for taking the time to look into this Chris,

I've one other issue where a person trying to install the AIR 1.5.3 application I work on is having difficulties during install. Here's what their .airappinstall.log file looks like:

Starting silent app install of file:///C:/Users/Gordon/AppData/Local/Temp/Eye-Fi_Center.air

UI SWF load is complete

UI initialized

Unpackaging to C:\Users\Gordon\AppData\Local\Temp\flaC2BF.tmp

unpackaging is complete

application is bound to side-by-side version 1.0

application is bound to this version of the runtime

app id fi.eye.center

pub id E430518E652B889A80EC0E8A6E532C09FF36DF62.1

Application not located

creating native installer in: C:\Users\Gordon\AppData\Local\Temp\flaFAB1.tmp

native installer creation complete

Starting install

Destination for installed application is C:\Program Files\Eye-Fi

stateInstalling: [ErrorEvent type="error" bubbles=false cancelable=false eventPhase=2 text="Unhandled exception Error: App already exists" errorID=5007]

starting cleanup of temporary files

application installer exiting

Their .airinstall.log file looks like this:

Starting silent x1 install from file:///C:/Users/Gordon/AppData/Local/Temp/Eye-Fi_Center.air

UI SWF load is complete

stateRunningAppInstaller: appinstaller -runtime C:\Users\Gordon\AppData\Local\Temp\AIR33AA.tmp -silent -withRuntime -url -location "C:\Program Files\Eye-Fi" -programMenu file:///C:/Users/Gordon/AppData/Local/Temp/Eye-Fi_Center.air

App installer failed; exit code 7

begin quitting

I tried asking the user to uninstall an older version of Eye-Fi Center via the Control Panel before attempting another reinstall of Eye-Fi Center, but that didn't seem to do any good.

FWIW, this user is running Adobe AIR 2.0.2.12610 and the application in question has been developed to work with AIR 1.5.3. A quick snippet from it's application descriptor file looks like this:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>

<id>fi.eye.center</id>

<filename>Eye-Fi Center</filename>

They're seeing a popup at the end of installation which says:

"This installation of this application is damaged. Try re-installing or contacting the publisher for assistance."

I don't mean to hijack this 'Adobe.APS' thread with a separate issue - if you feel that this second issue would be better served in a separate thread, please let me know and I'll repost.

Thanks again for your help - much appreciated.

Sean

lisachao

Adobe Employee

From the log, it looks like the old application was a non-native app (.AIR extension) and the user is trying to install a newer version which is a native app (.EXE extension). The only way this will work is if the user used the .AIR non-native app to uninstall the original app before using the .EXE native app to install the new app. If you still have the old .AIR non-native app, just double click on it to remove it before using the .EXE native app to install. Hope that helps!

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Anonymous

I'm seeing this aswell under the similar circumstances. Sean, any chance you figured it out?

thnx

Seth

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seaneyefi작성자

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Hey Seth,

I never was able to find a solution to this problem unfortunately. I'm hoping to tackle it again soon though. If I figure anything out in terms of a possible way of avoiding this message, I'll let you know.

Sean

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