Using same project for Desktop and Web (?)

Question

Is it possible to manage a same codebase/project for compiling both for AIR and web release (?) Also, on a distant thinking, can ANT able to help on this way?

Answer 1

To elaborate further, in Flash Builder create:
Core Library : Actionscript Library Project - This project contains 90% of your code as CWBenccw mentioned.
AIR Core Library : ActionScript Library Project (Linking AIR libraries) - This project contains AIR-specific implementations of core functionality.
Web App: ActionScript Project (Web) - This project links with Core Library and contains a basic entry point for web (a Main Sprite)
Desktop App: ActionScript Project (Desktop) - This project works like the above, but with a Desktop entry point and Application descriptor, and links with AIR Core Library
Mobile App:  ActionScript Mobile Project - Same as above, but for mobile
The way you use your AIR Core Library is to provide overrides for things that are different in AIR.  For instance you might want to be able to save files differently, but transparaently to the Core Library.  In this case you create an interface for saving in Core Library, e.g.
interface Saver
function save(filename:String, data:String) : void;
You also create an implementation for your non-AIR core:
class FlashSaver implements Saver
function save(filename:String, data:String) : void
     var so : SharedObject = SharedObject.getLocal("something");
     so.data[filename] = data;
     so.flush();
And then an AIR implementation that might use AIR features like direct File IO.
Your various entry points are responsible for providing the correct implementation of Saver to your Core Libraries via some form of dependency injection.