I am also experiencing problems. I am running DWCS3 build
3481, Mac OS X 10.5.4 on an Intel MacBook, and AIR 1.0 (the 1.1
updater page still provides v. 1.0 download) according to the file
info, and I've tried completely re-imaging my computer and cleanly
installing DWCS3, AIR, the extension, etc.
The problems are centered on either selecting an existing
certificate or trying to create a new one:
1. Select an existing cert ~ selecting a previously-created
certificate and entering in the *correct* password still results in
a "could not load keystore file (password may be incorrect)" error.
The cert is located one directory above the app folder, and it
works fine via the command-line adt tool.
2. Create a new cert, 1st attempt ~ attempting to create a
new cert and selecting to place it in a central project folder
within my home directory fails. I get an "unexpected failure:
/scott/Documents/Projects/Optimac.pfx (No such file or directory)"
error. Look closely at that path. The actual path I selected to
save this cert to is
"/Volumes/data/scott/Documents/Projects/Optimac.pfx." My disk is
partitioned and my home folder is located on the "data" partition,
whereas my operating system and applications are located at
"/Volumes/os." (Mac OS X 10.5 enables locating your home directory
on separate partitions, and I have not encountered any other
problems with this configuration since Leopard was released, up
until now.) It looks like Dreamweaver erroneously misconstrued my
home directory as existing on root ("/"). So...
3. Create new cert, 2nd attempt ~ if I create the new cert at
root ("/"), that process completes successfully, but then if I
select it and click "Create Air file" I get an "unable to create
temp file in output directory" error.
As is, I cannot create an AIR app in Dreamweaver.
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