As (now) a desktop app. vs a web served swf: If you want to do it by hand, you'll have to change the main file from <mx:Application> to <mx:WindowedApplication>; do a diff on the "." files in the project folder (compare to a generic Air app), 'cause there are a few changes.
If you want to add network sensitivity there is a bit more coding, otherwise have your "not connected"/"fault" errors handled appropriately. That's about it! ... of course there is digital signing, update awareness, @etc;. On Sat, Sep 4, 2010 at 2:39 PM, Laurence MacNeill <[email protected]>wrote: > To clarify, I'm aware that FB4 has a "convert from Flash to AIR" wizard... > I don't trust wizards to actually do the right thing, in most cases... In > fact, I generally find that they break more than they fix... So, I guess > I'm asking for your experiences with this wizard, if you have any... > > Thanks, > L. > > > > On Sat, Sep 4, 2010 at 5:31 PM, Laurence MacNeill > <[email protected]>wrote: > >> So... With all this discussion of printing from Flash Player and whatnot, >> it seems almost certain that we're going to have to switch to AIR... >> >> Has anyone here ever taken a fairly mature app from Flash Player to AIR? >> I'm certain it can't be as simple as checking the "AIR App" button in the >> FB4 Project Properties window -- there must be something else (or many >> things) that I'm going to have to change/adjust/re-write... The app >> currently interacts a great deal with our CF server, and I'd imagine that's >> going to have to change somehow, yes? User authentication would probably >> have to change as well, I would assume? >> >> Can anyone offer any advice along these lines? If anyone here has ever >> done what I'm thinking about doing, please let me know about your >> experiences. >> >> Thanks, >> Laurence MacNeill >> Mableton, Georgia, USA >> >> > > -- Darin Kohles Adobe Certified Developer
