Maximum size of an .air package

hi forum,
are there any limitations / recomendations for a maximum size
of an .air package?
i'm currently developing on an air application which will be
distributed via cd/dvd. the app will have access to an fixed amount
of image data (about 1,5 gb), i'm not shure whether its better to
keep the data outside of the .air app installer an write an
postroutinie which autmatically copies the data from cd to
harddisk, or simply include the whole data whithin the .air file?
last version would save a lot coding but i don't know if ther
are limitations in the size of an .air packege

quote:
Originally posted by:
vectorhog2
I'm also making an air project to distribute on cd or dvd.
I've managed to create an air file that's about 500M which installs
on windows. Anything larger will give an error. I have not
experienced any file size issues on the Mac.
Does anyone have any info on how to write a post-routine
which automatically copies the data from cd to hard-disk?
David
hi david,
thanx for your reply. think we have the same problem. here
are my ideas to resolve this problem:
1) writing a post-routine:
as far as i know there is no standard post-routine function
implemented in air. so we have to fake it. maybe this way:
- create a prefereces.dat where you store all the application
preferences (serialized data) in
- create a "firstRun"-flag inside this file with the value of
"false"
- in the application init() method check this value
- if set to "true" - run the application
- if set to "false" call a "copyContent()" method
- this method should prompt for a "toc.xml" (open a file
dialog) which is stored on the cd
- this toc.xml should keep all infos which content should be
copied
- now the user has to manualy go to the cd-drive an select
the file. (you shoud check the file schema, whether its "your"
provided file)
- for later use- save the native path of the toc.xml in the
flag "toc-path" inside the preferences.dat.
- now copy all files (asynchronus) listed in the toc.xml
(excluding the files in the "local-toc.xml", see below)
- for "aborting proccess issues" you should also write a
local empty "local-toc.xml" to the users hdd
- for each copied file you should write an the associate
entry from the cd's toc.xml to this local-toc.xml
- this is important because if for some reasons the whole
process fails (by user or system), we do not have to copy the whole
stuff again
- if all files ar copied correctly, set the firstRun flag to
"false" - run the application
- if not, exit the application
- next time the app starts, it looks for the firtsRun flag
again.
- if its still set to "true" (cause the copy process wasnt
successfull first time), the app matches the local-toc.xml with the
toc.xml from the cd (read the path from the toc-path flag first, if
not valid - do a new file dialog prompt)
- now the "rest" of the content will be copieed
- this procces loops till everything is well copied :+)
2.) write a "real" installer
- write a real installer with an installer build tool e.g.
NSIS
3.) hack air
- try the new air wrapper tool
"shu-player"
- it wraps the air package in a single .exe
- this a tool like mdm zinc for flash
4.) hope
- .... that adobe provides post-routines in the next release
of air :+)
well, hope this helps - this are just ideas which havent been
realized.
i'll keep you to date whether one solution works ...
regards,
jan viehweger

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