IOS UIBackgroundModes with native extensions

Hi, I read somewhere that only UIBackgroundMode = audio is supported by AIR 3.0. But what happens if I build a native extension that uses the location-service and sets UIBackgroundMode = location. Would that allow the app to be running in background? Or what does it mean that UIBackgroundMode = location is not supported? Is it not supported when using the AIR Api (Geolocation)?
Thanks,
Alex

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We are facing the following error when running the nightly ant build script on Mac machine for our air mobile application. We are using iOS native extensions and package with ADT. This works fine when we run the build as local user in the Mac machine. Earlier we faced some issues due to headless build and we have added the <headless-server>true</headless-server> in corresponding config files (flex-config.xml, airmobile-config.xml). After that we are facing the following error, even when we run the ant build in headless mode using the following command.
ant -Djava.awt.headless=true -f build.xml buildPackage
When running this build as local user in the Mac build machine, we see a window opening with com.adobe.air.ADT while packaging. This is the issue when running nightly build as there is no graphics window.
Can anybody please help how to get rid of this issue for nightly build using adt,jar?
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buildiOSPackageWithNativeExtensionMac:
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Swathi.

Note: Before the above error that were two other errors .
1) The build complained that the adt-bundle-linux toolchain could not be found and required that it be added to .mozconfig. This was done.
2) The build complained that dx could not be found.
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The instructions given on the Mozilla Wiki did not work right for Android and several modifications were made to move it along. But this permission error is tough to figure out.

Publishing air apps with native extension with Flash CS6 on Windows

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I read on Mac is possibility to specify the iOS SDK folder in publish
settings, but on Windows it´s missing.
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http://www.jampot.ie/ane/
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Adobe: What frameworks are compatible with Native Extensions on iOS?

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http://help.adobe.com/en_US/air/extensions/air_extensions.pdf
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I have been primarily using the information found at the following websites:
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/air/articles/building-ane-ios-android-pt3.html
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/air/articles/building-ane-ios-android-pt5.html
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/air/build/WS901d38e593cd1bac35eb7b4e12cddc5fbbb-8000.html
I have also searched the Adobe forums for the answer to my question without success.
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ld: warning: ignoring file /var/folders/c3/mpg4frwn2j1f8scw4jctbmv9hfkswj/T/bd3fbd4a-cf56-4fd6-a06d-d69ea92dc620/lib com.mycompany.MyExtension.a, file was built for archive which is not the architecture being linked (armv7): /var/folders/c3/mpg4frwn2j1f8scw4jctbmv9hfkswj/T/bd3fbd4a-cf56-4fd6-a06d-d69ea92dc620/lib com.mycompany.MyExtension.a
Undefined symbols for architecture armv7:
"_MyExtensionInitializer", referenced from:
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"_MyExtensionFinalizer", referenced from:
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Architectures: armv7
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yes.I've created a static library with 3rd party frameworks and pulled the .a from product folder(Debug-iphoneos).
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http://www.marietta.co.jp/diary/?action_diary_detail=1&id=681
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