Well, now that you mention that (FlexJS and PhoneGap), that's what I've spent the last few days doing. I've just completed a POC of moving a FlexJS app to a mobile device using PhoneGap. Basically, I followed the instructions for PhoneGap and created a shell application. I then cross-compiled a FlexJS example (DataBindingTest) into JS and replaced the PhoneGap-generated code with the contents of the JS from the example. I then ran this on the mobile emulator - worked like a charm.
I'm now in the process of automating this a little using an ANT script to generate the shell app, move a project's bin/js-debug directory into it, and compiling it. After that I'm going to tackle a more complex mobile app in order to shake out any bugs or missing pieces. While I do work for Adobe, I'm not part of the team that delivered this new product line. I am working on Apache Flex & FlexJS full time and was just as surprised as everyone about this news. Peter Ent Adobe Systems On 3/27/14 9:19 AM, "Tom Chiverton" <[email protected]> wrote: >On 27/03/14 13:15, Matthew Weir wrote: >> There was a link from that article to this >>article:http://www.enhancedonlinenews.com/news/eon/20140324006508/en/Appl >>e/iBeacon/Android which seems to explain a bit more detail on the >>subject. >And the race to get our FlexJs project on PhoneGap starts in 3... 2... :-) > >Tom
