1. You need to install the air and then your application in order to work on
the
phone. Air you can download from the market If i remember correctly.
2. I developed and deployed used Flash CS5. Check the adobe labs there are lots
of air for android stuff there. It probably tell you how to do it step by step.
3. Have no idea never used Java on Android, but again check the labs there is
documentation there.
HTH,
C
From: grimmwerks gr...@grimmwerks.com
To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thu, September 2, 2010 8:4at3:48 PM
Subject: [flexcoders] couple questions about android / air
I have been trying to code an android app in java and decided to take a look at
air; I've read some things and need to be clarified about a few items:
1) does the android phone need to have some sort of 'air' installed on it? It
seems as if compiling makes a regular .apk but I've also read that there was
something necessary on a phone...
2) Flex 4 can or can't create the necessary projects? Awhile back it was
necessary to start with a flash project but unsure where that stands now.
3) does an android / air app have all the same framework intents that a java
app
would? For example, I'm dealing specifically with something that works with
Alarm Manager; I'd normally set up an intent that would repond to my
Alarmmanager setup, and it would respond when fired; air projects work the same
way?
Appreciate any quick answers; as these things sometimes go am under the gun
with
multiple projects.
Thanks!
Garry Schafer
grimmwerks
gr...@grimmwerks.com
portfolio: www.grimmwerks.com/
