Air 2.6 Include XML file
Hi guys,
I successfully created a highscore list for AIR 2.6 using File.applicationStorageDirectory.
file = File.applicationStorageDirectory.resolvePath("highscore.xml");
fileStream = new FileStream();
fileStream.open(file, FileMode.READ);
highscoreXML = new XML(fileStream.readUTFBytes(fileStream.bytesAvailable));
This works on my desktop debug, but it does not seem to work on my Ipad though.
This is how I package the file.. putting the included xml file at the end (is this right?)
./adt -package -target ipa-test -storetype pkcs12 -keystore Certificates.p12 -storepass PASS -provisioning-profile MotoMemoryProfile.mobileprovision motoMemory.ipa motoMemory-app.xml motoMemory.swf highscore.xml
It works until it has to open the highscore.xml. Not sure how to debug this or if I am missing anyhthing...
I would really appreciate any input.
cheers
/andreas
I had this problem too. Was getting IO errors. What ended up fixing it was changing the path from "file.xml" to "/file.xml".
For some reason, I only had that problem with XML files needing the / in front.
Also, you might wasnt to consider using the SharedObject instead of an XML file. Much easier.
var myData:SharedObject = SharedObject.getLocal("scores");
myData.data.scores = <your scores object>;
Mike
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XML file. I try to use Spry and evrything works fine in web browser
but i have problem with loading external XML data into my app in
AIR. Can I simply transform my spry based html app into AIR?
What should I add to do this?
PawelDaniel Lichtenwald wrote:
What are the requirements and steps for arranging to receive this large file using File Transfer Protocol (FTP)?
Usually, we don't speak of "receive" when using FTP, since the file is transferred from server to client, so it's more of a case of "download".
At your end, it's simple. You use an FTP client; under SL, that includes Finder and Safari, so you don't even need to get any additional software.
At the other end, it's more complicated; the 'sender' must set up an FTP server on his machine.
Alternatively, you can set up your own Mac as an FTP server, and have the 'sender' connect to you with an FTP client and upload the file; but, if your Mac lives behind a router, then you have more work to do with the router settings.
That's why it's much easier to use the file sharing services mentioned above -- if they are available in both sender's and receiver's locations. (Keep in mind that some countries block access to all those mentioned -- except perhaps <www.transfer.ro>, of which I know absolutely nothing.) -
Export release build not including XML data files in apk package
Hi, all;
I have a flash pro project that I have packaged for AIR based on these steps:
http://renaun.com/blog/2011/09/using-flash-builders-mobile-workflow-with-flash-professiona l-projects/
There are two differences:
I am loading XML files from right next to the swf
The Flash Pro project and the Mobile project are sharing a directory that is outside of both projects (this was the workflow already established in FP, since multiple swfs share the same XML).
When I test this on my phone, it adds the XML files to the apk and everything works great. The problem I am having is that the Export Release Build does not have the XML files included, and I don't see anything in the Flash Builder interface that looks like it will allow me to add other files than the swf and the app.xml.
What am I missing?Thank you so much--your feedback enabled me to think through this and get to the critical piece I was missing. I've marked it helpful, because it pointed the way.
I'm not a big fan of marking one's own answers "correct," but I'm going to do that this time so that people can easily find the steps.
The mistake I was making was thinking that the "Debug on device" was not going to push out a debug AIR version, because the swf was not a debug swf.
I didn't understand that if I clicked the Run button, that this would also push a version out to the device, and that this version would not give the "waiting to connect to the debugger" message.
The whole process you get when you click "Run" is a little odd (I say this for those who have never tried it). It will install the app to the device, but doesn't launch it (I think it can't). Flash Builder then hangs in "Installing application to device." If you actually look at the screen, you will see a new download in your notifications bar, and from there you can launch the app.
To summarize:
To get started packaging your Flash Pro swf for Air using Flash Builder, follow Renaun's steps (http://renaun.com/blog/2011/09/using-flash-builders-mobile-workflow-with-flash-professiona l-projects/)
In the process of getting this working on Mobile, you probably have a debug version installed on your phone. Uninstall this using Astro File Manager (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.metago.astro&hl=en)
Instead of clicking the "Debug" button in Flash Builder, click "Run." This makes a non-debug apk and pushes it to your phone (if your configuration allows for debugging on the device).
Additional notes: if you have xml files that are packaged into the apk file and you're using URLLoader (because the app originates as a web app), add "app:/" to the beginning of the URL string you are using. So "xml/myFile.xml" becomes "app:/xml/myFile.xml". If you need to keep your original web app logic, add a conditional on Capabilities.playerType=="Desktop."
Hope this helps someone else with the same problems -
How to include .class or xml file in a JNLP
Hi,
I want to include an xml file in the JNLP file. Can any one tell me the syntax to include it plzzzzz.....
Regards,
PrasannaYou mean as related-content?
If so, put it in a native-lib as myXml.jar and have href="jar:myXml.jar!/actualXmlFile.xml"
Bye. -
Adobe AIR 4 Not reading a XML file larger than 10MB
I have an application where the XML file could be over 10MB in size. I am using XMLHttpRequest to read the file in. However, on Air 4, it results in null when the file is greater than 10MB in size. This was working until I updated to AIR 4. I can go back to a previous version of AIR and the loading of large file works.
xml = new XMLHttpRequest( );
xml.onreadystatechange = function( ){
if( xml.readyState == 4 && xml.status == 200){
b[language] = xml.responseXML.documentElement; //Results in NULL when file size is greater than 10MB
var tempTxt = "Loaded Database";
xml.open( "GET", file.url, false);
xml.send( null );
Why AIR limited the file size and any work around for this? The Request processes fine and readyState will become 4. However, xml.responseXML.documentElement will respond with a NULL.
Thank you
Binu
www.verseview.infoIt's difficult to tell what it is, it looks like a binary
pipe symbol but I can copy it from TextPad for example. Some of the
characters following it cannot be copied from TextPad which I
assume is because it's null. I can read the whole file in C#/.Net
and assign it to a string variable without any problems but perhaps
Air is somewhat limited to binary content. -
How to include an xml file in an xml file ?
Hello,
Is there an xml tag to include the content of an xml file in another ? So the parser, parsing the first one, automaticaly parse the second one (included one) when reaching the tag.
Thanks.
William T.You can use an entity reference to point to the next xml file.
An entity reference in an xml file is preceded by the & And then the name of the reference i.e.
<mytag>&nextFile</mytag>. Your DTD for the xml file must have a corresponding <!ENTITY> tag that says how to dereference the entity reference in the xml file to an actual resource. If you want to handle entity references via a SAXParser, then you will need to implement the EntityResolver interface and register this with the parser. I think it should be possible in the entity resolver to create a new parser object to handle the new file.
Hope this helps.
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