Hey Everyone,I have just posted some presentations and sample code that I have been presenting on the onAIR Bus Tour and also at MAX.Here is the link:http://www.danieldura.com/archive/air-and-flex-presentations-and-code-samplesDaniel DuraPlatform Evangelist – Adobe

AOL released its new Top 100 Music Videos application built on Adobe AIR. Download: http://music.aol.com/help/syndication/desktop-widgetsThe desktop application gives users the ability to browse and play the top 100 music videos from AOL Music, search for more artists and view related artist content. The application also takes advantage of local system resources enabling features such as integrated bookmarking, personalization and sharing.

hi folks, banging my head against the keyboard here attempting to create the air installing file with SDK via terminal, this is my script(all one line obviously);Macintosh:~ sonny$ /Users/sonny/Desktop/AIRSDK/bin/adt -package -storetype pkcs12 -keystore sampleCert.pfx HelloWorld.air /Users/sonny/Desktop/HelloWorld/HelloWorld-app.xml /Users/sonny/Desktop/HelloWorld/HelloWorld.html /Users/sonny/Desktop/HelloWorld/AIRAliases.jsbut i keep getting this error ;/Users/sonny/Desktop/HelloWorld/HelloWorld-app.xml(7): error 302: Root content HelloWorld.html is missing from packageBare in mind i debugged with ADL prior to attempting to compile, any ideas what im doing wrong(mind boggles)

AdobeAIR Alpha on Ubuntu 64 BitAugust 12, 2008, 9:39 am · Filed Under Software, linux reference So I tried installing the regular AIR .bin from Adobe. No go. Should have guessed cos Im running 64bit Ubuntu. A little google later, and I found this, which I did.1. Download and extract the AdobeAIR SDK. Put it somewhere nice. I put it in /home/michael/AdobeAIR.2. Pick an AIR app and download it. I used TweetDeck cos its what I wanted.3. A .air file is just a zip file, so with your favourite unzipper, unzip it somewhere nice. I used /home/michael/AdobeAIR/apps/tweetdeck4. Make a script file, in this case called tweetdeck.sh5. Put the following into this file: /home/michael/AdobeAIR/bin/adl -nodebug /home/michael/AdobeAIR/apps/tweetdeck/META-INF/AIR/application.xml /home/michael/AdobeAIR/apps/tweetdeckIn short, PATH TO ADOBEAIR, with -nodebug switch, PATH TO AIR APP (/META-INF/AIR/application.xml is the same for every app), PATH TO AIR APP BASE DIRECTORY (very important). This should all be on one line!!6. Save the file and make it executable, either in console with chmod x ./tweetdeck.sh or by right clicking and following the tabs.7. Run the file and enjoy the AIR. You can add this file to your favourite panel or launcher.Ill say that it doesnt save login details for me, and some of the features are broken, like expanding to multicolumns (they are present, the window just wont expand). But this is an Alpha release, and the apps are beta at best.Your results may vary with other apps, and this is the only one Ive tried.An alternative to steps 4-7 is to make a bash alias for each app.

Ive just started using Air.Wondering how one could secure the source files of HTML, AJAX based air application. Ive found that the source files (html, js

Does anyone know if AIR supports Dual,Quad or higher processor support?Thanks!

Hook (byhook.com) is looking for an experienced ActionScript 3 developer to join our interactive team in Ann Arbor. Position Description:The candidate would be responsible for producing functional .swf applications from specifications and graphics files provided by our designers. The position requires extensive knowledge of ActionScript 3 and OOP programming techniques. The candidate should be familiar with the theory and practical implementation of Design Patterns as they apply to ActionScript. Some knowledge and experience with developing games is also required, especially games that include tile based worlds and basic physics. Some experience with JavaScript and PHP will also be required to integrate final flash presentations into final web environments. Animation and asset preparation will also be required, so a basic understanding of Photoshop or Illustrator is a plus. Requirements:• Expert level ActionScript 3 knowledge• Expertise in OOP programming techniques• Experience with Design Patterns and their implementation• Game experience• Strong Experience with XML and database software such as MySQL• Experience with JavaScript and PHP• Some experience with animation in flash• Ability to do basic asset preparation and extraction from Photoshop and Illustrator• Ability to create UML mockups a plus• Experience with network server technologies such as Flash Media Server or Smart Fox Server a plus• SVN experience a plus• Knowledge of other programming languages beyond ActionScript 3 a plus• A strong loathing for ActionScript 2 is a plusWork Environment:• This is a full time position at our office in Ann Arbor.Please send your resume and work examples to jobs@byhook.com. Should you be considered for the position we will ask you to provide source code examples for further review. Final salary and compensation package is dependent on experience and will be discussed in full with applicants. This position would initially be a 6 month contract followed by a permanent position of the application is qualified.

Please message me if you are interested in finding out more.Thanks,JDH

Since there is a security problem with data sent through the network from an AIR application, meaning that this data is not encoded, Id like you to tell me how you would solve this problem.Imagine there is a browser application created with ActionScript, running in AIR. Lets say youd like to load a website into this application in which the user may register and log into the servers database. For this, youll need an encoded data send/receive solution to make the system secure. How would you do this?I would ask this on the Adobe forum too, but it always says that the nickname I choose is already taken. No matter how silly or random name I choose.

I recently get an error popup window when I try to test run an AIR application in Flash CS4. It says that the adl.exe file stopped running, and I should close the application.Now, whenever I close the application and I open it again, its like a minute or two, and it doesnt fix the problem at all. I need to restart my whole computer, sometimes twice, so the problem doesnt occur for about 3-4 test runs, but then again. And of course, when the problem occurs then the test doesnt run.Its quite annoying because the only other way to test an AIR application is to publish, install, run, check the stuff, and then uninstall. Not really a 21st century way if you ask me.The problem can be solved if I cut out a part of the code. I am making a color picker which creates a bitmap box of colors in a way as it can be seen in the CorelDraw color docker. I could already run the application and it created the image. But now I cant make it work.If I cut out the lines in which the bitmap data is created (which is a for loop inside another for loop), then it works, but there wont be any colors.So, does anyone know why this error occurs and how to avoid it?