I don't believe you need AIR for Linux (Or anything specific to Linux for that matter).
Assuming the device has a web server of some description (I am assuming it does if it supports remoting) then just develop a normal Flex application that communicates via remoting to a back end server (The device). You just place the compiled SWF and the HTML wrapper on the device and when a user surfs to the device they are served up the SWF. --- In [email protected], "talk2pankaj" <pankaj...@...> wrote: > > Hi > > AIR got released on Linux last month. Has anybody tried using it on > embedded Linux. If yes, I would want to hear your feedback as I am > working on an embedded Linux based hardware device and I am interested > in using Flex/AIR as my platform to develop and deploy application on > it. > > If this option is not there yet, will a PHP + FlashLite do the trick. > My app essentially needs to talk to embedded SQLite for data storage > and show a flash UI to interact with the data. The device will also > use data services/remoting to exchange data with the outside world. > > Thanks > Pankaj > > PS: I am a C++ veteran but a Flex newbie so if my questions look very > basic, please excuse me and point me to the right direction. >
