How to deactivate Extension Builder 2.0?

How do I deactivate Extension Builder 2.0? I want to reinstall Windows on my box, but am not willing to loose my activation. Thanks for help!

Hi Maciej,
You do not need to deactivate it. Just reinstall when you have set up your machine again.
Thanks,
Joe

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Wow, my Flash Builder license went from 10 days left to no days left between yesterday and today and now I'm stuck!
a) when is this site going to be up?
http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/flashbuilder4/extension.html
b) if not soon, what should I do (other than migrating back to FB3)?
Never got any email or anything regarding a temporary license. Kind of bummed. Completely sunk

How do I install and build and extension with extension builder 2.1?

Honestly, I am beyond frustrated right now.
1. Extension Builder 3 - This will only install and run with Eclipse. JRE 1.7.
This only allows me to use Extendscript to write scripts with. Extendscript is so frustrating to use. It seems like there are a lot of missing properties for working with color models in illustrator. The documentation is also terrible for Extendscript. Something that seems like it would be simple to do like export an RGB JPEG is impossible to spec out in the EXPORT JPEG settings. Its also impossible to set the color space of a NEW AI document unless you use the add(); instead of addDocument(); There are conflicting incomplete properties of both methods. If you use one, one set of settings is missing if you use the other another set is missing... WHAT IS SOMEONE SUPPOSED TO DO???
2. Flash Builder 4.7 will not run Extension Builder 3.
3. I bought Extension Builder 2.1 which is supposed to install Flash Builder 4.6, but the installation keeps failing right at the end. This apparently also requires that you use JRE 1.6 which is not compatible with Mavericks.
This all seems impossible... how in the heck are people learning how to do build extensions, its a surprise that any exist at all. If they do They are likely not building them with the Adobe tools. I know enough about code to be dangerous but don't have a doctorate in troubleshooting all of these compatibility, and documentation issues.
All I want to do is write an extension, or a script that allows me to
1. copy the art from two layers.
2. color the background of the AI document to the background color of the original document
3. resize art from both layers to fit on a 216 x 216 pixel square.
4. Save the document as a: JPEG - ANTI-ALIAS SUPER SAMPLED - 150 DPI - RGB - MEDIUM QUALITY - CLIP TO ARTBOARD - WITH THE SAME NAME AS THE ORIGINAL FILE
I AM AT MY WITS END WITH THIS WHOLE PROCESS. I AM ABOUT TO GIVE UP UNLESS SOMEONE CAN HELP GIVE ME A LITTLE INSIGHT.

Hi,
First of all, remember that Extension Builder 2.1 only supports building Flash based extensions which have been phased out. If you are building extensions for Creative Cloud and beyond, you should use HTML5. See more info here: Introducing HTML5 extensions | Adobe Developer Connection
The installation is probably failing because you have some leftovers from a previous installation. The installer will detect if you have Flash Builder 4.5 or Flash Builder 4.6 installed (NOT Flash Builder 4.7). If it finds that you have Flash Builder 4.5/4.6 installed, it will attempt to install the plugin on top of it. If it does not detect Flash Builder 4.5/4.6, it will install Flash Builder 4.6 Premium.
I highly recommend you look into the new HTML5 extensibility. Here you can find tons of resources: Adobe CEP Resources by Adobe-CEP
Best regards,
Hallgrimur

How to uninstall CS Extension Builder 1.5 or update to 2.0?

Hi,
I'm in Flash Builder 4.6. Bellow is a long procedure on why I'm here asking this simple question. But a shorter version of my question is exactly the title of this thread: How can I uninstall 1.5 or, better, simply upgrade to 2.0? Does someone know if it's possible without uninstalling Flash Builder completly?
Here are the (ho so long and painfully long to read) steps that leads to my problem:
I've installed CS Extension Builder 1.5 TRIAL whitout any issues. Even coded some working extensions.
Then, a license have been bought.
I've updated the files through the Install Software menu. No problems.
To what I can remember, there was no menu option at this point in the Help menu to get information about the license or log out from the Adobe ID
Later, I had to show to my coworkers how to install the CS Extension plugin into Flash Builder. A few weeks have already went by since I've done it myself, so just to remember how to do it properly, I figured I should try to do it again.
Help/Install Software/What's Already Installed/Selected all CS Extension releated plugins/Uninstall/Restard Flash Builder
Problem #1: All the extension features and menu options are still in Flash Builder. BUT, they are correctly removed from the "Installed Software" window.
I've searched all over the Internet, I've done nothing wrong. The right way to remove a plugin is from the Installed Software window.
So, how to clean CS Extension from Eclipse?
I looked at the CS Extension plugin package to find back which files were copied in the plugins folder of Eclipse and figured I could just remove them manually. Which I did.
Restart Flash Builder
CS Extension Builder seems to be sucessfully removed from Eclipse.
Problem #2: While trying to re-install CS Extension Builder 1.5, Eclipse throws an error. Some files I've removed are missing. Damn.
Those files were still in my Recycle Bin, so I restored them.
Install again
Restart
Success
Note that here, 2 new menu options in the Help menu are available to me: one to get information about my license and one to log out from my Adobe ID. There is also a link at the bottom left of Eclipse where I see the Adobe ID register name.
I don't remember if I needed to enter my serial key the first time, but this one, it seems that only linking Eclipse with the Adobe account does the trick.
Ok. So far so good, everything's working fine again. But ho, suprise, CS Extension 2 is released and my coworkers are getting this copy instead of 1.5. So hey, I need to upgrade too.
I figured that I didn't need to uninstall 1.5. Just installing the new files should do it. So Help/Install New Software/Add/Local/CS Extension 2 package/Update
It tells me that I already have CS Extension Builder and that an upgrade will be done instead. Great, that's what I needed.
Everyting updates. No errors.
Restart
Problem #3: I'm stuck with 1.5. No options to create a project in CS6, and if I go to Help/About Create Suite Extension Builder, it's still displaying the 1.5 panel (my coworkers are getting the red panel, I still have the gray one).
I do the exact same steps than before (uninstall via Eclipse all plugins related to CS Extension and manually remove the files, restart Eclipse, voilà it's gone).
But before trying to install again, I read somewhere that I should clean the Installation History to make sure Eclipse unlink itself from the old versions of the files. So I clear everything, leaving the history blank but the Current Installation (which doesn't contains any references to CS Extension.
Restart Eclipse
Try to install 2.0
Same error that is telling my that some files are missing (like com.adobe.cside. core....).
Get back the plugin files from the recycle bin.
Now it works but version 1.5 is back
I notice in the Installation History that a state is there, not containing any CS plugins. I say hey, why not trying to revert there.
Problem #4 and last one: Now not only I'm still stuck with 1.5, which asn't been unistalled, but the plugins are still in the Installed Software list and, worse, the Uninstall button is grayed out on CS Extension plugins...
What is going on here! I just want to uninstall and upgrade! Everything I did is a mess, and I know the easy way out is probably to re-install Flash Builder. But I don't want to know how to easily fix it, I want to know WHY it happened, and if it can be fixed. And if you want the real reason... (I have tons of projects in there, and I'm lazy. I don't want to import them all again. But it's better just to say I want to get a lesson from this, don't you agree.)
Thanks to anybody who might have any kind of hint!
David
PS: Sorry if my english syntax isn't perfect. I'm trying very hard.

I didn't answered my question, but I got it to work without having to re-install.
Delete all these files and folders from the eclipse/plugins and eclipse/features folder of your Flash Builder installation folder
com.adobe.cslib
com.adobe.inverurie
com.adobe.xmp
Open the CS Extension Builder plugin package
Copy all .jar files from the plugin directory and paste them into the eclipse/plugins folder of the Flash Builder installation
Copy all .jar files from the features directory and paste them into the eclipse/features folder of the Flash Builder installation
Extract every jar (ex: com.adobe.cside.feature_2.0.0.4-33034.jar file is extracted into a com.adobe.cside.feature_2.0.0.4-33034 folder)
Delete the .jar files
Restart Flash Builder
Everything works fine so far. There is a small glitch where the "CS Extension Builder Start Page" seems to miss its stylesheet, but the panel is working anyway. At this point, it's fine by me. And I'm still not able to uninstall the plugin with the "Installed Software" window (the button is grayed out).
So much for being lazy. And for wanting to repair my mistakes, of course.

How to create custom panel icon using Extension Builder 3?

How does one go about adding a custom icon for extension panels created with Extension Builder 3?
The default icon looks Lego-like (see below)
I'd like to replace the generic icon with an image that can visually identifies the panel even when it's collapsed.

Found it.
In Eclipse, choose Window > Open Perspective > Other > Adobe Extension Builder 3.
Right-click your project and select Adobe Extension Builder 3 -> Bundle Manifest Editor.
This editor allows you to change the properties of your extension
Bundle Manfest Editor > Extension tab (at the bottom) > User Interface tab (back at the top). Used .png images and it worked.

Extension Builder 1.5 - how to quit from code

In EB 1.5 how can I quit my own extension from code?
Thanks for your help,
pjb

Hi mlavie,
I am glad to hear that you have evaluated CSExtension Builder and thinking to purchase it. There are two ways to do this.
The one is what Davide suggested above. You need to subscribe to the Adobe Enterprise Devloper Program at this link: http://www.adobe.com/devnet/aedp.html
The other option would be to purchase it once it becomes available on the Adobe Store. Until then, you are free to use the fully functional trial version. Check out the Trial FAQ here: http://download.macromedia.com/pub/developer/creativesuite/extension-builder/cs-extension- builder-trial-faq.pdf
Best,
gabriel tavridis
Product Manager

How to show UI created using CS Extension Builder into our menu.

hi,
I have created a UI that includes a text box and a button using "CS Extension Builder" and running as AI- CS5.
I am getting this into window-> Extension.
But I want appear this into my menu.
so I just want to know how can I do this? Does any API support this ?
thanks

Hi,
You could try taking a look at the sample extensions that come with Extension Builder - you can go to File > Import... > Adobe Creative Suite Extension Builder > Remote Creative Suite SDK Samples to get them.
CSXS Extensions can do a lot more than just act as UI for native plug-ins, they can also hook into the applications' scripting DOMs, and do anything else that an Air app can do. Extension Builder is primarily designed to let you create fully fledged standalone flash panels, so when you create a new extension it may well include stuff that you, as a native plug-in developer who only wants to use Extension builder to create a simple front end, might not want.
For the .as files - when I'm writing extensions (or any flash/air app) I prefer to write as much of my code as possible in ActionScript (so the .as files) and as little as possible in MXML. I think the sample extensions that come with the Illustrator SDK are so simple that they only contain one MXML file with ActionScript embedded in script tags. Either approach is fine, one is a little cleaner and allows you to structure your code in a nicer way, the other is simpler, you can use either approach.
Note that when you create a new extension Extension Builder generates boiler plate code for you (including the .as file you talked about). Feel free to delete that if you don't want it. It is only there as a guide, some basic code to start with, not something that you have to keep. You can structure your code however you like, you just need a .swf at the end of the day (well, and the manifest file discussed above). You can also remove the actionscript libraries if you aren't using them (e.g. the Illustrator CSAW library) by right clicking the project and going to Properties > CS Extension Builder Libraries. These libraries are for interacting with the Illustrator scripting DOM (there are InDesign, Photoshop, Bridge, ... equivalents too), and you probably don't need that here.
Let me know if you have any more questions,
Louis

How I can load images from Creative Cloud storage in photoshop plugin, created in Extension Builder 3 with use html5/css/js?

How I can load images from Creative Cloud storage in photoshop plugin, created in Extension Builder 3 with use html5/css/js ?

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CS Extension Builder v1.5 - How to purchase?

Hi,
I realize that this question is slightly off-topic, but after evaluating the CS Extension Builder v1.5 trial, I'd like to know how much it costs and how to purchase it. Oddly enough, I couldn't seem to find that info anywhere on the Adobe site.
Could some kind soul please point me to the URL with that info?
TIA,
mlavie

Hi mlavie,
I am glad to hear that you have evaluated CSExtension Builder and thinking to purchase it. There are two ways to do this.
The one is what Davide suggested above. You need to subscribe to the Adobe Enterprise Devloper Program at this link: http://www.adobe.com/devnet/aedp.html
The other option would be to purchase it once it becomes available on the Adobe Store. Until then, you are free to use the fully functional trial version. Check out the Trial FAQ here: http://download.macromedia.com/pub/developer/creativesuite/extension-builder/cs-extension- builder-trial-faq.pdf
Best,
gabriel tavridis
Product Manager

How can I buy the Extension Builder 2.1 in China?

Hi,
I am unable to buy a license for Creative Suite extension builder in China can you please help? I want to buy the Adobe Extension Builder 2.1, but I can't find a dealer. Please! Thanks.
your Feng

Hi,
Flash Builder 4.7 Premium is available both in the Creative Cloud as well as on the Adobe Store - India. The links with pricing are available on the right hand side in this link:
http://www.adobe.com/in/products/flash-builder.html
Creative Cloud is offered at Rs. 2700/month for a one year plan.
Hope this helps.
Thx.
Shrihari, Adobe India

How Can I buy Adobe Extension Builder 2.1 in India?

Hi,
I am unable to buy a license for Creative Suite extension builder in india can you please help?

Hi,
Flash Builder 4.7 Premium is available both in the Creative Cloud as well as on the Adobe Store - India. The links with pricing are available on the right hand side in this link:
http://www.adobe.com/in/products/flash-builder.html
Creative Cloud is offered at Rs. 2700/month for a one year plan.
Hope this helps.
Thx.
Shrihari, Adobe India

Photoshop cc 2014 with Extension Builder 3 not working properly.

I can't get even the most basic panel to work in CC 2014. I have created a Default Extension Builder project in eclipse. I then follow this instructions Adobe Extension Builder and Creative Cloud 2014, but when I try to debug it, it doesn't work. The panel shows up (with nothing in it) but says "Cannot complete command because the extension could not be loaded."
I have created an extension for CC, then changing everything according to the link above, tried to start it in CC 2014 I get the same error, even though it worked in CC.
Does anyone know how I can fix this problem or what is causing it?
If not, could anyone provide me with an empty panel project made in Extension Builder that works for you, so that I can maybe figure out what the differences are.
Regards,
Mattias

I think so, yo, only add the PlayerDebugMode like this right?
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!DOCTYPE plist PUBLIC "-//Apple//DTD PLIST 1.0//EN" "http://www.apple.com/DTDs/PropertyList-1.0.dtd">
<plist version="1.0">
<dict>
<key>SmsManifestBaseURL</key>
<string>http://serviceupdates.adobe.com/CEP4/SmsManifest.xml</string>
<key>SmsUpdateCheckInterval</key>
<string>7200</string>
<key>LogLevel</key>
<string>1</string>
<key>PlayerDebugMode</key>
<string>1</string>
</dict>
</plist>
In this file /Users/<username>/Library/Preferences/com.adobe.CSXS.5.plist
As you can see I am on a mac.
Thanks for the help,
Mattias

Having a problem with Flash Builder and Extension Builder - images not apearing on Mac system

Have a panel created in Flash Builder 4.5 with Extension Builder 2.1. Everything is fine when installed on a PC but when installed on a Mac the images in the panel do not show.
Mac and PC both using Adobe Photoshop CC . Both installed from same .ZXP file using Adobe Extension Manager CC.
Any ideas?

No I used relative path - the path is images/image name
example images/cRight.png
tried downloading Extension Builder 2.1 and compiling on Mac but still have same results - images show up fine in design window , but not when running panel in Photoshop
Created a new project: testImage
added an image component to form
answered yes to add asset to project
ran project
image did not show up in Photoshop
went back to project
checked item Embed under Common image properties
ran project and image shows up
Looks like it works if I add @Embed("assets/image name") on Mac to display images
tried in my real project:
Looks like it works if I add @Embed("images/image name") on Mac to display images
When I change this on PC to @Embed("images/image name") images do not show Up
Don't know if I need to create two versions one for Mac one for PC
Don't know how this would affect product on Adobe Exchange

FYI: Extension Builder project w/ LCDS: channel-definition endpoint having context.root

This is an FYI of an issue and its workaround.
If developing a CS SDK Extension in Flash Builder / Extension Builder and the project is configured to use LCDS (LiveCycle DataServices), then if your services-config.xml contains Channel definitions having the variable {context.root} in the endpoint URL, then the following error will occur. This will happen even if you are not using that Channel in your Destination channel list.
The services-config.xml laid down when using LCDS integrated into ColdFusion has by default some channel definitions using context.root in the endpoint URLs.   This is how I encountered the issue. On the other hand, the free developer edition of LCDS on Tomcat puts down a services-config.xml that does not have any reference to {context.root} in channel definitions, so the problem will not be encountered there.
Since I was not using a context root (was using the default of just "/"), I commented out the offending channels in services-config.xml to resolve the issue. One could also leave the (unused) channel definitions and then remove the {context.root} part from the endpoint.
ERROR
The services configuration includes a channel-definition 'java-amf' that has an endpoint with a context.root token but a context root has not been defined. Please specify a context-root compiler argument.
CHANNEL DEFINITION

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Make sure your context root is defined in the project properties. This is at "project/properties/Flex Server" from the menubar or package explorer context menu. Alternately, you can hardcode your context root in the services-config.xml file/channel definition.

How to install extension panel to Photoshop CC 2014

Hey Community!
Im starting to learn JS and create extension but im a bit cunfused.
No matter how i create an extension it did not show up in the Ps CC 2014.
I tried manually >> A Short Guide to HTML5 Extensions | Adobe Developer Connection
with index.html and manifest
I tried trough eclipse... nothing... i didnt find my extension in the PS...?!?
1. i have the right folder and file structure i guess >> for example: HelloWorld/CSXS/manifest.xml and the index.html
2. i changed the version number in the manifest PHXS 15.xx..( i tried several settings)
3 i tried to change the "required runtime name="csxs version 4.0 and 5.0 ....
and i set up everything like this:
http://blogs.adobe.com/cssdk/2014/06/adobe-extension-builder-and-creative-cloud-2014.html
including the regedit change...
what did i miss?!?!
Any help would be appreciated!!
Thanks!
Ben

Hey Lesavage!
Thanks for your help!!
I figoured out couple of hours ago my self too :-)
So the problem was, and the solution is:
You should change the target folder from >> . . . app data/roaming/adobe/CEPService4/extensions ; to >> . . . app data/roaming/adobe/CEP/extensions
In windows 7 .
This is the only thing that is not precise at the "extension builder tutorial"! (see link above) (i mentioned to the author to fix it :-)
And thanks the github link, a check it out definetely
My best!
Ben

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