Any native extensions for iBeacon on iOS and Android?

Any native extensions in AIR 13 for iBeacon on iOS and Android?

Sure is, complete cross-platform, Android/iOS, iBeacon interface. You can find it here:
http://distriqt.com/product/air-native-extensions/beacon
>> Moved to here: distriqt // air native extensions

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Any native extension for checking memory and cpu/gpu usage of ios and android?

I need to be able to see how much memory/cpu/gpu an app uses while running for ios and android.

Hmm, maybe it can be done with code already included in flash and adobe air, it seems... donno.. found stuff like:
freeMemory
property
freeMemory:Number [read-only]
Language Version:
ActionScript 3.0
Runtime Versions:
Flash Player 10.1, AIR 2
The amount of memory (in bytes) that is allocated to Adobe® Flash® Player or Adobe® AIR® and that is not in use. This unused portion of allocated memory (System.totalMemory) fluctuates as garbage collection takes place. Use this property to monitor garbage collection.
Implementation
public static function get freeMemory():Number
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privateMemory
totalMemory
totalMemoryNumber
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Use of compiler argument -swf-version=18 for AIR3.5 IOS and Android with Flex4.6 ?

I've just downloaded the latest Air 3.5 SDK and merged it with Flex 4.6 inside Flashbuilder.
This leaves the merged SDK with 2 playerGlobal.swc files. 11.1 and 11.5 ( swf version 18 )
For IOS and Android projects do I need to add the compiler argument -swf-version = 18 so that the compiler uses the latest version of the playerGlobal.swc ?
Is this done automatically ?
Is it essential / undesirable ?
Any clarification is greatly appreciated

I've just downloaded the latest Air 3.5 SDK and merged it with Flex 4.6 inside Flashbuilder.
This leaves the merged SDK with 2 playerGlobal.swc files. 11.1 and 11.5 ( swf version 18 )
For IOS and Android projects do I need to add the compiler argument -swf-version = 18 so that the compiler uses the latest version of the playerGlobal.swc ?
Is this done automatically ?
Is it essential / undesirable ?
Any clarification is greatly appreciated

Any good Native extensions for iOS yet?

Hi,
I wonder if there are any usable native extensions around yet for iOS features?
I have only found these: http://www.adobe.com/devnet/air/native-extensions-for-air.html which seems to be mostly tech-demos (battery, network info etc). I thought at least in-app-purchases, Game Center support, iAds, alertbox etc should have been released by now?
Since I have no knowledge in objective-c I can't do it myself, but I would gladly pay for ANE-files that are usable in real projects.
/Karl

http://code.google.com/p/flash-for-mobile/
qq讨论群：56892018
version for iphone and ipad https://github.com/lilili87222/admob-for-flash
this is a actionscript native extension for developer to ad advertisement to their air mobile application run on iphone or android.it very easy to use
admob for flash android this lib enable you to add admob ad to your flash air application to add native advertisement to your actionscript3 application you just need to do four step
1.replace D:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Flash Builder 4.6\sdks\4.6.1\lib\android\lib\resources\android-res.jar with android-res.jar
2. add this config to -app.xml
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<manifestadditions><![CDATA[
<manifest android:installLocation="auto"> <uses-sdk android:targetSdkVersion="11"/> <uses-sdk android:minSdkVersion="8"/> <uses-permission android:name="android.permission.INTERNET"/> <uses-permission android:name="android.permission.ACCESS_NETWORK_STATE"/> <application> <activity android:name="com.google.ads.AdActivity?" android:configChanges="keyboard|keyboardHidden|orientation|screenLayout|uiMode|screenSize |smallestScreenSize"/>
</application>
Unknown end tag for </manifest>
]]></manifestadditions>
</android>
3.add this config to -app.xml
<extensions>
<extensionid>so.cuo.ane.Admob</extensionid>
</extensions>
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test1(); private function test1():void { var admob:Admob=Admob.getInstance(); if(admob.isSupported){ admob.setUnitId(gid); admob.dispatcher.addEventListener(AdEvent?.onReceiveAd,this.adHandler); admob.dispatcher.addEventListener(AdEvent?.onFailedToReceiveAd,this.adHandler);
// admob.showRelation(AdMobAlignment?.ALIGN_BOTTOM,AdType?.BANNER);
admob.show(50,100,AdType?.BANNER);
}else{ trace("not support"); }
protected function adHandler(event:AdEvent?):void { trace("receive ad"); }

Native Mobclix Extension for iOS and Android

I'd like to announce to everyone that my Mobclix ANE for both iOS and Android is now available.
You can view the API, supported events, and download a full functioning demo from http://www.airextensions.com or directly by clicking http://bit.ly/mobclixANE
Support iOS 4.3 and greater, support for iPad ad sizes, receive event callback on all Mobclix events in actionscript, AdMob and iAd support for iOS, same API for both iOS and Android, support device rotation and more.
Hope you like it.
Mark Andrade
Sputnik Games

Well nothing prevent you from mixing flascc with native extension.
Also, I think that you can also use domain memory in AS3 with the Bytearray class (not sure about that).
Flascc vs normal as3 is mostly a question of language (portability) Do you want to write as3 or c++?
Native extension give you speed and native platform access(platform specific feature).
So, you should think about it this way:
AS3, run in flash and air. Is sandboxed. Can use domain memory, but it's a bit harder to leverage than flascc.
Flascc, run in flash and air. Is sandboxed, Can use domain memory. Give you the potential of leveraging the hundreds of opensources lib already out there.
Native extension, run ONLY in air. Is not sandboxed. Native memory management. Also let you leverage the c++ lib.
The best (in my opinion) is to write native code for mobile and desktop (no air or flascc involve) and use flascc for the flash/web platform. It's harder, because you have write portable native code (lots of abstraction), but you mostly have the same problem with native extension.

Developing and using Adobe AIR native extensions for Android devices

I was using this tutorial:
"Developing and using Adobe AIR native extensions for Android devices"
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/air/articles/ane-android-devices.html
When packing the Flex mobile ANESampleTest to deploy on an Android device, the below error happens
Error occurred while packaging the application:
aapt tool failed:invalid resource directory name: /private/var/folders/k8/1thhvkf92h947n_g22hg_v9m0000gn/T/52ba05aa-9001-4d46-9438-db81ef83 06f0/res/drawable-xxhdpi
invalid resource directory name: /private/var/folders/k8/1thhvkf92h947n_g22hg_v9m0000gn/T/52ba05aa-9001-4d46-9438-db81ef83 06f0/res/values-sw600dp
invalid resource directory name: /private/var/folders/k8/1thhvkf92h947n_g22hg_v9m0000gn/T/52ba05aa-9001-4d46-9438-db81ef83 06f0/res/values-sw720dp-lan
Does anyone know what the issue might be?

Did you find a workaround for the Error? I'm getting the same and I can't seem to find any solution.

Native extension for Game Center

Hi guys,
As I understand it with the latest Air Beta it's possible to implement native extensions for iOS, and in theory that would make it possible to connect to both Game Center and in-app purchases.
Has anyone here tested this? It would be nice to know if there are any show stoppers before I start "digging"...
Cheers,
/Andreas

I just finished an extension for AIR that adds Game Center (commercial.) I'm going to be doing Multiplayer next. I'm pretty sure there's an in app purchase one out there, I'm looking for it now, I'll post if i find it.

Adobe Air native extension for admob

Dear Adobe Team,
We have recently purchased Adobe Air native extension for admob for android & ios
but every time we upload our app to an ipad or iphone, the app crashes.
We have carefully followed your instructions, and we're sure we've not made a mistake writing the action script 3 code.
We need your help in solving this problem urgently, as we are now running behind schedule in uploading our app.
Thanks very much,
Amir Steklov and Dorit Leshnick

Before I was also searched a lot to find good add network and also Admob.
Finally we done successfull integration using.. working fine in all IOS devices. not yet released to Apple app store
http://code.google.com/p/flash-air-admob-ane-for-ios/source/browse/trunk/admobaneiphone/sr c/admobtest.as?r=2
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IOS and Android Native Scroll in Adobe AIR

I think it would be a great idea to implement the smooth scroll present in native iOS and Android applications for use in Adobe AIR projects.
Currently, the only way to obtain smooth scrolling lists with images is using StageWebView to show the image list in HTML format, and then awkwardly implement some JavaScript / AS3 communication functionality so the list in the StageWebView is interactive and can communicate with the main program. This is excessively complicated and very error prone (I've found some inexplicable JavaScript errors that only happen in the iPad, not in Android, and not in the PC!).
It would be way better to be able to skip all the StageWebView process altogether and being able to use a simple AS3 API to put any sprite/movieclip into a scrollable canvas which can be moved using the iOS native scroll.
Using Flash animation to simulate the scroll in a list with images is too slow in the iPad and gives a bad user experience. iPad users expect the native iPad scroll, not some poor jerky simulation. A native scroll is the only way to go.
And even though I talk about the iPad, this should be applicable to the native Android scroll, too.
Scrolling is a VERY BASIC action in a tablet, so this should be implemented as soon as possible.
Actually, I'm amazed we're already at AIR 3.0 beta, and still after all this time nobody thought of this. All sorts of fancy stuff is being added to AIR (hardware accelerated video, webcam and microphone access, etc...) but still something as basic and important as a smooth scroll, which every tablet user expects, is still not possible in Adobe AIR. We either have to implement some slow Flash animated scroll, or use the extremely complicated StageWebView with JavaScript/AS3 communication approach (I'm using a third party library called StageWebViewBridge for the JS/AS3 interoperations, which is great, but still, it's a far from ideal solution, since it's pretty fiddly and the JavaScript code doesn't always work properly in iOS).

Hi again jackson@mja.
I've given your scroll component a try just for some static texts, and I've found quite a few important bugs:
1. If the referenced sprite/movieclip is shorter than the scrolling area, it starts bouncing infinitely in a quite funny way,
    which renders the component unusable. Sometimes it even happens when the content is not shorter.
2. If your component is used inside another sprite/movieclip which is added dynamically from code ("addChild(mySprite);"),
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    in the constructor, but a dynamic movieclip doesn't have access to the stage while in the constructor step (unless it is
    already in the stage added in the Flash IDE, such as in your FLA example). To fix this, I've added the following code
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this.addEventListener(Event.ADDED_TO_STAGE, init);
this.addEventListener(Event.REMOVED_FROM_STAGE, close);
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private function init(event:Event):void {
this.removeEventListener(Event.ADDED_TO_STAGE, init);
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3. Also, the scrollbar is only correctly rendered if the scroll area is located at the up and left corner of the stage. To put text somewhere else, the component must be put inside a movieclip.
4. This is not really important, but I've found the following variables are never user and so I've removed these lines:
var xy:Point = this.localToGlobal(new Point(this.x, this.y));
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I hope this can help you improve your classes.
Best regards,
OMA2k

In App Purchase Native Extension for Android

Hi All
I was wondering whether anyone has done any work on an In App Purchase native extension for Android? If one does not already exist I am going to be starting work on one shortly.
I did a google search and found this stackoverflow post http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8053049/air-native-extensions-for-android-in-app-billin g . The poster is having difficulty with the call back from the Android market. One of the responses mentions that 'Native extensions have an issue with java libraries' . Has anyone else come across this issue and if so how did you fix it?
thanks for any help you can provide!
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Native Extension for AIR publishing error : framework not found

Hello,
I'm trying to build an iOS app using native extensions for AIR, but when I publish, I've an error message saying : framework not found
I tried with this ANE for GameCenter integration : https://github.com/StickSports/ANE-Game-Center
it says " ld: framework not found GameKit "
Same problem with GREE Platform SDK for AIR :
https://docs.developer.gree.net/en/globaltechnicalspecs/#sdkforair
it says " ld: framework not found CoreTelephony "
The thing is that these frameworks are already included, I guess.
I'm using flash cs6 on mac, and I've included the path to iOS SDK in the publishing settings.

Are you using the ANE from there or are you recompiling the ANE at your end?
If you are recompiling, please make sure that you are using the platform.xml file they have provided.
If you are using their precompiled ANEs, probably, the path to iOS SDK is not correct. It should be upto the folder iPhoneOSx.y.sdk.

External library inside Air native extension for android

Hello everyone,
First, I've been looking throught this topics
- http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7732742/air-3-native-extensions-for-android-can-i-how-t o-include-3rd-party-libraries
- http://stackoverflow.com/questions/24626380/how-to-include-additional-jar-in-android-nativ e-extension-for-adobe-air-mobile
I got a similar problem. But not exactly the same. And the solution didn't worked for me :(.
First of all, I don't have any visible error.
-I can easily talk between java and action script.
-The gateway is set without problems.
My problem comes when, from my java-side-part of the extension, I try to call a 3rd party library. This library is (and I think this is where I do something wrong) linked to my project as an external lib, in .jar format.
So when I make a call to 3rd party library, it just doesn't print anything. Neither on the adobe part or on the java part. The logs that are before my call are printed but not the ones after.
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same result (no errors)
-including the 3rd party jar inside the ANE by adding a dependence file that require the .jar [link2]
with this method i got this error that I don't get
> aapt tool failed:ERROR: input directory '--auto-add-overlay' does not exist
My third party library also include's itself some external .jars so do I need to include every jars inside the same packaged jar?
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- AirInfinitGameLib: the eclipse java project. I need to put in that folder the airInfinitgamelib.jar(extension jar) and the library.swf (from the swc file) in order to beeing able to compile the ANE.
Here it is ! Thanks a lot for thoses who'll read me.

I had the same problem recently and fixed it as follows;
- Extract the 3rd party jar file and copy the class folder (usually named "com" in the root of the jar) to my project.
- Under Project Properties -> Java Build Path -> Libraries click "Add class folder" and add the "com" folder you just extracted from your .jar.
Hope this helps

What I need to create and publish a magazine for iOS and Android?

Hi!
I would like to know what I need to design, create and publish a magazine for iOS and Android. I would also like to know what products I need, what price would you pay and what process I have to follow to carry out this work.
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It is NOT possible to create a Single Edition app for Android. Single Edition apps work only on the iPad.
You can create Single Edition apps using any account—CC, Pro, or Enterprise—and if you cancel your DPS subscription, these Single Edition (or single-folio) apps are still available in the App Store as long as you maintain your iOS account with Apple.
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Air Native Extension for OS X. Cant call functions from native code.

Hi, I am trying to build native extension for OS X.
After creating context, I try to call native function with "call" method, but always I have an error "The extension context does not have a method with the name ..."
In as3 code my ExtensionContext is not null, so it's okay. And in native objective-c code I have a function, which I call in as3 code.
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Here my code.
Objective-c:
FREContext AirContext = nil;
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XML:
    <extension xmlns="http://ns.adobe.com/air/extension/3.9">
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        <versionNumber>1.0.0</versionNumber>
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And this script Im using for build ANE:
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I haven't done Objective C in a long time, but if I'm not mistaken, it requires the semicolon to terminate a line of code. The line containing "func[1].function = &someFunction" does not have that termination and since that is the function you are trying to execute, maybe that is the source of the error.

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