OK, I've got an update that may help someone troubleshoot what's going on here. I installed FB3 on my wife's Mac and ran the debugger. The error that is returned is
Error #2044: Unhandled IOErrorEvent:. text=Error #2035: URL Not Found. I've tried changing the url to file:/location of file, I've tried moving the file to the desktop, but neither worked. I read about using the security policies (as that may be causing an issue), but I'm not sure exactly how to get started with that. Any ideas? --- In [email protected], "lampei" <lam...@...> wrote: > > I wrote an AIR application on my PC that will take images that are > dragged 'n' dropped into it, resize them, then upload those images to > a server. On my PC, everything worked great so I exported a release > build and set it up as a .air application and installed it on my > wife's Mac Mini. However, once I tried to drag and drop the images, > it never loads up the images. I set up a few alerts to determine > where the issue was (I wasn't sure how to debug an AIR application > that had been deployed) and found that it got to this portion of the > code before stopping: > > private function loadImage(url:String):void { > var request:URLRequest = new URLRequest(url); > var imageLoader:Loader = new Loader(); > > imageLoader.contentLoaderInfo.addEventListener( Event.COMPLETE, > imageLoaded ); > imageLoader.load( request ) > } > > The url variable = /Volumes/PUBLIC/My Media/My > Picures/2009_01_09/IMG_2873.JPG > > There is a valid file at that location, but if I go to a terminal > window (on the Mac) and do open "/Volumes/PUBLIC/My Media/My > Picures/2009_01_09/IMG_2873.JPG" then it opens correctly, without > quotes it doesn't (due to the spaces, I guess). I'm guessing this > shouldn't be an issue in the loadImage method as it's a variable. Am > I missing something else here? Or is there a trick I don't know about > using the Loader class on a Mac? > > Thanks. >
