AIR apps using Stratus - protecting developer key

How do we deploy an AIR app that uses Stratus and protect our developer key, since AIR is not encrypted?

Except that the "somehow" is really not going to happen, because the code can be decompiled, and Adobe has not provided any way to keep some protected data on the client side OR even uniquely identify a particular instance of an AIR app. Unless I am wrong and someone can explain how...

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Android Air App using AdMob "NULL Object" Error?!?

Hi,
I am currently developing an app using adobe air flashbuilder and I have incorporated AdMob type html adverts into it. The Adverts do come up nicely however if I run the app in debug mode I get this error:
TypeError: Error #1009: Cannot access a property or method of a null object reference.
    at model::AdMob/createAd()[C:\Users\Jack\Documents\Dropbox\Projects\App\App Final\src\model\AdMob.as:37]
The Ads do still work regardless of this however this is then affecting other elements within the app so I would like to get rid of the error that is happening. Below is my code in the "AdMob.as" file where I believe the issue to be occuring, can someone please help me with this?
package model
    import flash.display.Stage;
    import flash.events.Event;
    import flash.events.LocationChangeEvent;
    import flash.events.MouseEvent;
    import flash.geom.Rectangle;
    import flash.media.StageWebView;
    import flash.net.URLRequest;
    import flash.net.navigateToURL;
    public class AdMob
        // setup variables
        private var _stageWebView:StageWebView;
        private var myAdvertURL:String = "http://www.test.co.uk/AdMob/test.html";
        //private var myAdvertURL:String;
        private var adWidth:Number=480;
        private var adHeight:Number=85;
        private var stage:Stage;
        public function AdMob(adURL:String,_stage:Stage)
            myAdvertURL=adURL;
            stage=_stage;
            createAd();
        public function createAd():void {
            // check that _stageWebView doersn't exist
            if (! _stageWebView) {
                _stageWebView = new StageWebView () ;
                // set the size of the html 'window'
                _stageWebView.viewPort = new Rectangle(0,stage.stageHeight-adHeight, 800, adHeight);
                //_stageWebView.viewPort = new Rectangle((stage.stageWidth-adWidth)/2,stage.stageHeight-adHeight,adWidth,adHeight);
                // add a listener for when the content of the StageWebView changes
                _stageWebView.addEventListener(LocationChangeEvent.LOCATION_CHANGE,onLocationChange);
                //add a listener for when the ad is loaded
                _stageWebView.addEventListener(Event.COMPLETE,onComplete);
                // start loading the URL;
                _stageWebView.loadURL(myAdvertURL);
            // show the ad by setting it's stage property;
            //showAd();
        public function destroyAd():void {
            // check that the instace of StageWebView exists
            if (_stageWebView) {
                trace("removing advert");
                // destroys the ad
                _stageWebView.stage = null;
                _stageWebView = null;
        public function toggleAd():void {
            trace("toggling advert",_stageWebView);
            // check that StageWebView instance exists
            if (_stageWebView) {
                trace("_stageWebView.stage:"+_stageWebView.stage);
                if (_stageWebView.stage == null) {
                    //show the ad by setting the stage parameter
                    _stageWebView.stage = stage;
                } else {
                    // hide the ad by nulling the stage parameter
                    _stageWebView.stage = null;
            } else {
                // ad StageWebView doesn't exist - show create it
                createAd();
        public function onLocationChange(event:LocationChangeEvent):void {
            // check that it's not our ad URL loading
            if (_stageWebView.location != myAdvertURL) {
                // destroy the ad as the user has kindly clicked on my ad
                destroyAd();
                // Launch a normal browser window with the captured URL;
                navigateToURL( new URLRequest( event.location ) );
        public function onComplete(event:Event):void{
            //add the ad when it is loaded. If not it will apear a white rectangle until the load is complete.
            showAd();
        public function updateAd(adURL:String=null):void{
            if (adURL!=null){
                myAdvertURL = adURL;
            destroyAd();
            createAd();
        public function showAd():void{
            if (_stageWebView)
                _stageWebView.stage = stage;
        public function hideAd():void{
            if (_stageWebView)
                _stageWebView.stage = null;

@zhenya1919 - since you're currently going through this, could you please open a new bug report on this over at https://bugbase.adobe.com? When adding the bug, please include some sample code or a sample application so we can quickly test this out internally. If you'd like to keep this private, feel free to email the attachment to me directly ([email protected]).
Once added, please post back with the URL so that others effected can add their comments and votes.
Thanks,
Chris

How to read http cookies from adobe desktop Air app using flex/flash builder in AS 3.0 ??

Im developing Adobe desktop air app where i need to read the session id from the cookie of a http request.
I have found a property called URLRequest.manageCookies supported by AIR so i Hope there should be a way to read the cookies as well. Im Using Flash Builder 4.5
Please provide any reference code or guide me for this research;
searched a lot regarding on this web.
Most results lead to local shared object or reading cookies fr a webpage using javascript and ExternalInterface.
I want to read http cookies not Local shared Object and in a desktop AIR application.
Im using Flash builder 4.5
Thanks
Hari

Sorry, but you are at the wrong forum; this one is only for discussions on the forums themselves. The Air forums are here:
http://forums.adobe.com/community/air

Installing Adobe AIR Apps using Microsoft SMS

I am a developer working on an AIR application which will be
pushed out using Microsoft's SMS. According to Adobe's "AIR Admin
Guide" documentation, it is possible to "Silently install the Adobe
AIR runtime using tools such as Microsoft SMS, IBM Tivoli, or any
deployment tool that allows silent installations that use a
bootstrapper". The IT admin overseeing the installation says that
he has examined SMS 2003 and SES 2007 and there are only options
for MSI’s and EXE. How can .AIR applications be pushed out
for installation through SMS?
Thanks!

Via an .exe that we provide when you sign for a
redistribution license. (The license is free but required for this
scenario.) See
http://www.adobe.com/products/air/runtime_distribution1.html

About the use of the developer key

I am a newbie to Flash :[
I am trying to create a multi-player game and I found a VideoPhone sample that each client must have a key.
But in this forum, I found a MMORPG that do not need any key for login.
How can I do to implement this?

The video phone example in the Adobe lab ask us to enter the developer key to start the connection and to call others.
But I want to make a game which doesn't need the users to have a developer key. The users can simply type a name and then the game will start the connection automatically. How can I implement this?
Do I need to get a number of developer keys for distributing to the users when the users login?
Or, only one developer key is okay to implement it?

Cannot submit AIR app to Intel Atom Developer Challenge

I believe Aug 14 is the first day we can submit AIR application to Intel Atom Developer Challenge, but it appears that we are still unable to submit the AIR application to Intel Atom Developer Challenge today.
Thanks,

Hello,
The challenge is a contest that Intel manages directly through the Intel Atom Developer Program. Adobe is not involved in the management of this contest.
Thanks

API key compromised on AIR app?

I have made a small AIR app using kuler (and my API key).
(this is what it's like:
http://www.locus-delicti.com/test/kuler_colors/)
I was about to publish it at my website but i just thought
that this app includes my API key in the code and that probably it
would be compromised. Is that so? Does it even matter if it is?
(worst case it will be banner, right?)
Thanks,
Mitsos

Hi Chris,
Thanks a lot for your reponse. I tried the thing you suggested, but strangely no folder by that name (in the other thread you linked) existed, before or after the app crashed. I tried a few other things, like running the AIR app through the ADL, to see if that would produce the error log you were describing.
I got an error when using the ADL, 'initial content not found'. I thought maybe some of the assets weren't being loaded correctly, so I went through and put in loads of logging, using the SOS Max Logger. Whilst doing this, I decided to remove a trace() statement I had, or rather change it so it used the logger. This is what I changed:
From this:
trace("Load Progress: " + event.target.progress);
To this:
logger.debug("Load Progress: " + event.target.progress);
The event is a LoaderEvent, from the LoaderMax lib. After this change, the app worked after installation. I had to then back-track through all my changes to see what caused it, and found that this was it.
I'm a bit dumbfounded as to why this caused the problem. I still have other trace() statements in there, that cause no problems at all. Seemingly it's having the event.target.progress thing in there that makes the difference.
Anyway, thanks for your help Chris.

[AIR 3.0] AIR app crash on attachCamera()

edit:
I'v changed the topic because the App chrashes on the attachCamera() function, not during Camera.getCamera()
Hi,
I'm developing an AIR App using Flash CS4 on windows 7 (64 bit), macbook pro. I catch the built In webcam (iSight...) with Camera.getCamera() and apply it to a Sprite on the stage.
All works fine when I run the app using "control+enter" in Flash CS4.
But when I install the published AIR package and run the standalone AIR app it crashes at Camera.getCamera() videoContainer.attachCamera(camera) and the usual windows error message appears. VideoContainer is a object from the class Video.
any idea?

Chris,
it's a simple call to Camera.names , as pretty most everyone in this post (and many others on the web) reported.
The AIR application just closes. No RTE, no crash report, nothing.
I've found people reporting this issue since 2010. This is a Critical issue, IMHO, and I'm surprised the issue is still out there after being reported for such a long time.
I've logged the bug here: https://bugbase.adobe.com/index.cfm?event=bug&id=3609470
When Adobe changed all it's roadmap for AIR and FP, I lost access to the pre-releases so I can't really pressure the AIR team. Could you do that for me, Chris?
I have asked one of our clients for the dxdiag report:
System Information
Time of this report: 8/8/2013, 14:02:41
Machine name: NT-PT-045
Operating System: Windows 7 Enterprise 64-bit (6.1, Build 7601) Service Pack 1 (7601.win7sp1_gdr.130318-1533)
Language: Portuguese (Regional Setting: Portuguese)
System Manufacturer: CLEVO CO.
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System DPI Setting: 96 DPI (100 percent)
DWM DPI Scaling: Disabled
DxDiag Version: 6.01.7601.17514 32bit Unicode
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Display Tab 1: No problems found.
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Sound Tab 1: No problems found.
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Input Tab: No problems found.
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Will Adobe AIR apps work on iOS (Javascript/HTML)?

Hello,
I haven't been able to find any definitive answer on whether Adobe AIR apps using Javascript and HTML can work on iOS.
Anyone know for sure?
And if so, what happens with the APIs available through these swfs that we currently include:
networkInfoWrapper.swf
servicemonitor.swf
applicationupdater_ui.swf
Many thanks
Stephen

The answer is no. Apps developed for AIR using HTML and JavaScript are not supported on iOS or other mobile platforms. The mobile platforms do include a StageWebView component that can be used to load and display HTML and JavaScript. However, it is entirely different than the HTMLLoader control used on the desktop platforms (for HTML-based AIR apps). You cannot, for example, call any AIR/Flash APIs from JavaScript running in a StageWebView. In general, very little communication is possible between your ActionScript application code and the JavaScript code running in the StageWebView object.

Displaying fb Friends in Adobe AIR app

First off, I realize I'm completely in over my head here.
I am a designer... not a programmer. Sure, I've set up some "quizzes" on facebook... but nothing like what I'm trying to do here. So, I'm hoping to get some quick and simple help from someone here.
Anyway... here's my problem...
I've made a fun little Adobe AIR app using Flash CS4. When ran it makes your computer screen look like you're logging into the Umbrella Corporation from the Resident Evil franchise. It has company data, surveillance cameras and other stuff. It's totally for fun and doesn't "do" anything. Just wanted to make an AIR app late one night and this is what I did.
Now, however, I would like to make it so that you can login to your facebook account and then view a "database of Umbrella Employees"... which... in reality... would simply be a list of your facebook friends with pictures! The descriptions of what they "do" could be randomly generated from a file or something... or it could be grabbed from some posts they've made or something. But the friend pictures and names are really what I'm wanting to show.
I have looked and looked all over for a simple "downloadable" example of this. I've found some things, but everything is like reading an encyclopedia... and, like I said, I'm simply not that smart.
Does anyone have a Flash CS4 .fla file that you could share with me to show me how to do this?
I'm serious when I say I can't figure much out... so please include all library files and anything else I need to know (like upload this to your server here) and stuff.
If you help, and I "release" this (obviously I can't make money on it) I'll put an Easter egg in for you with your profile or picture or whatever you like!
Here's hoping for some help...
Noel

start here: http://code.google.com/p/facebook-actionscript-api/

Local videos not playing in Flash/Dreamweaver Air app

Hi there. I am having trouble playing local video from an Air app created from Dreamweaver. I have found many similar [posts, but most are about Flex and so on. I need some help getting this working form Flash and Dreamweaver.
What I did wat create a jQuery site that uses Flash to play videos. It will be packaged as a desktop Air app using the Dreamweaver Air plugin.
From advice that I got here (http://soenkerohde.com/2008/06/playing-local-files-with-air/)
I started a new Air Project in Flash as suggested. Using an Air flash app makes more sence I guess, but I still need to imbed it into an HTML framework.
Here is the code I am using:
import flash.filesystem.File;
var myVideo:Video = new Video(stage.stageWidth, stage.stageHeight);
addChild(myVideo);
var nc:NetConnection = new NetConnection();
nc.connect(null);
var ns:NetStream = new NetStream(nc);
var client:Object = new Object();
client.onMetaData = function(metadata:Object):void {
trace(metadata.duration);
ns.client = client;
myVideo.attachNetStream(ns);
var f:File = new File("Special_Assignment_Title.flv");
ns.play(f.url);
When I run this I get the following error:
<blockquote cite="">ArgumentError: Error #2004: One of the parameters is invalid.
          at Error$/throwError()
          at flash.filesystem::File/set nativePath()
          at flash.filesystem::File()
          at videoPlayer_fla::MainTimeline/frame1()[videoPlayer_fla.MainTimeline::frame1:17]</blockquo te>
Any suggestions on how to fix my problem? Any help would be greatly appreciated

Instead of using the File object, try URLRequest instead:
                                        var urlReq:URLRequest = new URLRequest("Special_Assignment_Title.flv");
                                        ns.play(urlReq.url);
Chris

How do I get a Developer Key?

The page to apply for the Cirrus developer Key is 404-ing.
http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/entitlement/index.cfm?e=cirrus
Somewhat related question...is Cirrus still alive? i.e. being developed/supported?

that link is working for me. there might have been a transient problem (or perhaps a maintenance window) with the web site when you tried it earlier.
the codename Cirrus service remains a free, unsupported, beta, "as-is" service, as it has been from its first day. it is still alive and functioning normally, with plenty of activity. i answer questions in this forum when i can and when doing so is appropriate.
for more information about the terms of service, please read the Terms of Use in the developer key sign-up page (which, as i said above, does appear to be working right now).

Convert HTML/javascript AIR app to flex-based AIR app?

Hi all,
I've already built an AIR app using HTML/javascript that I
would like to monetize.
I would like to use O2app's E-Commerce framework, which right
now only supports Flex-created AIR apps.
My question: Is there a simple way to "convert" an
HTML/javascript AIR app to Flex 3 format? I'd rather not have to
rebuild the app from scratch in Flex 3 if I don't have to. :)
Thanks,
Al

Hi,
There's no simple way to convert an HTML AIR app to flex.
But it is possible to create HTML Root windows from a Flex
AIR App. By root window, I mean the same kind of window that is
launched when you launch an HTML AIR App.
For more info, look at the HTMLLoader.createRootWindow()
call. (This will be available from a Flex AIR app as well)

Rendering Office Files in an AIR app.

I realize this might be a stretch, but does anyone know if
there is some means of displaying common MS Office files in AIR?
Perhaps through incliding an ActiveX control, etc. in your AIR app?
I have some legacy files that would need to be used in an app...
this is one of the main sticking points still drawing me towards
using a SWF-EXE tool like Zinc instead of AIR.
Also, I'm interested in learning if anyone is generating PDFs
out of an AIR app using DisplayObject items, etc... any examples
out there, yet?

Hi,
AIR doesn't support ActiveX controls or displaying MS Office
files. :)
For dynamic PDF generation, take a look at
AlivePDF.
> I realize this might be a stretch
Definitely, dude. Definitely. :)

AIR app :: Channel.Call.Failed faultString:'error' faultDetail:'NetConnection.Call.Failed:

I have built an AIR app using ColdFusion 8.01 as the backend. I am getting this error occasionally on Remote Object calls. My suspicion is that the Channel being used by the RemoteObject is timing out. I'm not bothering to configure the Channel separately, I'm just going with the default that is part of the RemoteObject.
I'm using Cairngorm, with a ServiceLocator and my thought is that I could separately define my channel from the RemoteObject declaration and listen for timeout events on the Channel and refresh the Channel if it times out.
I'd be really interested in anyone's feedback on this issue.
Jeff

Hi,
Can you please try tracing the FaultEvent.fault.rootCause
object and see if there is any error message. Usually exceptions
thrown from the server is available in this rootCause object.
Hope this helps.

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