Getting started with air and android

Hi,
I made a game using flash as3 technolgy some time ago, that is deployed in a website. I've been studying the possibility of porting the game to mobile devices (android). Is that possible? Wich level of effort am I going to need? Wich tools from adobe am I going to need?
I think that's all for now... thanks!

That's great! I also bought a book in amazon to help me to get started
Thanks!!
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El 09/04/2011, a les 23:20, Saumitra Bhave <[email protected]> va escriure:
The development process remains almost same. In flash development you create swf and put it in HTML using object or embed tag. In Adobe AIR you create SWF and package it using the ADT tool which comes with AIR SDK.(But, With adobe AIR you get some more APIs which you don’t have in Flash)
While packaging you can tell the adt to package for Android, iOS or any desktop. And provide the required parameters along with the SWF and application xml.
Once you create the apk. You can install it on actual device or android simulator.
For testing purposes you can generate a self signed certificate using java -keytool command.
You can google any of the following things to get started.
1. Android SDK, adb tool, creating Android emulator
2. AIR adt - package command for android
3. java -keytool help
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