Win+FB4.5.1+AIR sdk2.7 ios packaging problem

So, I'm using this combination: Win Vista, Flash Builder 4.5.1, Flex 4.5.1, AIR sdk 2.7
When I try to package ios application I can't get it done, cause after prompting for certificate password progress stops on 57% forever (both standard and fast packaging methods). Flash Builder desn't hang though

I had what I thought was a valid .p12 file from my Mac as well, and it caused Flex 4.5 (4.5.1 SDK) to hang on 57%.
I followed the instructions under the heading "Convert an Apple developer certificate to a P12 file on Windows", on the following page:
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/air/build/WS5b3ccc516d4fbf351e63e3d118666ade46-7ff0.html
Inserting the non-working .p12 file from my Mac into where it says: "mykey.p12" and then using the new .p12 file created in part 3 worked and Flex 4.5 was able to package for iOS.
Hope this is useful to someone.

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Hi Sir,
Thanks for your reply.
But in that case user need to download 2 applications right. I need user to download my parent application created using Flash and that package contain one more ipa created using Xcode, so from my parent app only user should able to open my 2nd app. Is there any way to do that?
Ps: I am not talking about in-app but 2 individual apps inside one package.

Air 2.7 iOS packager instructions.

Hi,
I currently have Flash CS 5.0. Where can I find instructions on using Air 2.7 iOS packager with it? I would prefer the IDE interface, not the command line.
If this is not possible with Flash CS5.0, can it be done with Flash CS 5.5?
Thank you.

Replacing Air 2.6 directory with Air 2.7 directory sounds like a hack. Is that recommended by Adobe?
I'm curious why after doing such an amazing job optimizing Air 2.7 for iOS they didn't update the Flash IDE to better integrate with the latest Air. It would seem like the most trivial part of the update.

How to make an air for ios enterprise distribution Flash CS5.5?

Hi, There seems to be only:
Quick publishing for device testing
Quick publishing for device debugging
Deployment - Ad hoc
Deploymnet - Apple App Store
How does one do Deployment for in-house Enterprise Apps from Flash CS5.5 with AIR for iOS?
Thanks!

maweibezahn,
The plist in step 2 is created so you can download the app onto the device. This file stands alone, and does NOT need to be included in the app package, but it does need to reside in the same spot on the web server. Below is an example plist file for an app. You then access the following link from mobile safari to install:
<a href="itms-services://?action=download-manifest&url=http://www.myserver.com/myAppPlist.plist">Tap Here to Install myApp On Your iPhone</a>
----------myAppPlist.plist------------------------------
<?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>items</key>
          <array>
                              <dict>
                                        <key>assets</key>
                                        <array>
                                                  <dict>
                                                            <key>kind</key>
                                                            <string>software-package</string>
                                                            <key>url</key>
                                                            <string>http://www.myserver.com/myApp.ipa</string>
                                                  </dict>
                                        </array>
                                        <key>metadata</key>
                                                  <dict>
                                                            <key>bundle-identifier</key>
                                                            <string>com.myServer.myApp</string>
                                                            <key>bundle-version</key>
                                                            <string>1.0.0</string>
                                                            <key>kind</key>
                                                            <string>software</string>
                                                            <key>title</key>
                                                            <string>My App Name</string>
                                                  </dict>
                              </dict>
          </array>
</dict>
</plist>

Unable To Include Files In iOS Package

Hi,
I an using the latest release version of Flash Builder, trying to package an app for the iPad. I have an AIR application that I created to run on a desktop, and have modified it to run on the iPad. It works fine, however I cannot package the need resource files it uses, such as jpg, xml, swf, and flv files within the ipa file using Flash Builder. It seems that if I select more than 30-40 of these types of files to include, Flash Builder will not compile the ipa file without some sort of error, the most common one talks about:
"Cannot run program "java.exe" (in directory "C\Users\lee\AppData\Local\Temp\AOT1308010984915"): CreateProcess error=206, The filename or extension is too long"
Now I am guessing that Flash Builder is appending all of my selected files to a command line string or something somewhere, and so it can't handle that long of string on the command line. If I stick to less than 30 files, it works fine, but if I try and the 1000 or so files that I need to, it will not work.
This app would never be in the app store, but rather on internal company iPads. The reason for so many files is the number of products the app covers, and the number of languages it supports. So yes the ipa file would be about 500Mb, but that should not be an issue, since an ipa file is basically a zipped archive. I think this is a bug though in Flash Builder; the program also becomes unresponsive when trying to access the include file list located in Project Properties -> ActionScript Build Packaging -> Apple iOS settings dialog. It make take several minutes before FB becomes responsive again when working with this number of files.
Does anyone have any suggestions?
thanks

Hello,
Since I first encountered this bug, I have always had my asset files in
subfolders. See the attached screen shot. This is my project folder, and
every subfolder is included except for the com folder, which for some
reason FB copied into the bin directory on it's own.
So I do not think this fixed. In this report, they are not using the same
number of files as I am, so it is possible that this only works with a low
number of files.
thx
Anirudh Sasikumar <[email protected]>
06/23/2011 01:26 AM
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Here is the bug: https://bugs.adobe.com/jira/browse/FB-31616
The comments seem to indicate that if you put your files in a subfolder
rather than directly in src, it should work.
Let us know how it goes.
-Anirudh

Another iOS packager bug

Came across another bug in iOS packager. In my project I have a function looking like this:
private function sample():Object
var iValue:int = 10;
return false ? iValue : null;
It correctly returns 'null' if packaged in ipa-debug-interpreter, apk-captive-runtime modes or if running in ADL. But it returns '0' if packaged in ipa-ad-hoc mode. I had to spend a whole day to figure out where is the problem. This is not the first type cast issue I came across. And it takes a lot of effort everytime to debug (10 minutes to build the project!). I'm breaking a dead line giving my customer an excuse that 'Adobe packager for iOS does not work right'. Which sounds like total BS of course. Adobe, please, get this straight. It is hard enough to develop with AIR for mobile. Bugs like this one make it much worse. Either way, I'm planning to advocate for using native tools in our next projects.

I'm still using AIR 3.2. Unfortunately, I don't have a chance to try latest AIR 3.4 at the moment. But I will check the same code when I update AIR SDK.
The code I posted is not a real code of course. I had to strip some logic and modify operators a bit. But I had hoped the bug would still reproduce. From my experience, most of the iOS packager bugs are caused by the rules of type casting that are not AS3 compliant. I have an impression that type casting rules used in the packager are more like classic C type casting rules. As the result, same code executes differently on iOS and Android|Windows. And it has being a huge problem for me.

Loading SWF's in AIR for iOS

Hi,
I am working on a project in AIR for iOS. It's great that we as flash developers are now able to compile our actionscript code for iOS.
The project i'm working on is divided in different SWF-files. There is one master SWF file that loads the others when needed.
Now i can't get loading of a swf file actually working. The only thing i see is the background of the child being displayed, but then the program freezes and no actionscript code of the child gets exectuted.
The children swf's are loaded with a simple Loader:
var loader:Loader = new Loader();
childLayer.addChild(loader);
var url:URLRequest = new URLRequest("child.swf");
loader.load(url);
When i publish the master swf file i include the children swf files in the package.
Is it actually possible to use multiple swf's in your iOS projects?
And what are the limitations for this?
Thanks.
greeting,
Bert

You can control your external swf from your main.swf in the following method:
loadswf(clips[0]);
function loadswf(tmp:String):void{
    passedString=tmp;
    ldr= new Loader();
    ldr.contentLoaderInfo.addEventListener(ProgressEvent.PROGRESS, progressListener);
    ldr.contentLoaderInfo.addEventListener(Event.COMPLETE, swfLoaded);
    ldr.load(new URLRequest(animPath+tmp));
    function progressListener (e:ProgressEvent):void{
        ploader.visible=true;
    function swfLoaded(e:Event):void {
        mcExt = e.target.content as MovieClip;
        ldr.contentLoaderInfo.removeEventListener(Event.COMPLETE, swfLoaded);
        mcExt.addEventListener(Event.ENTER_FRAME,onEnterfn);
        ploader.visible=false;
        addChild(mcExt);
function onEnterfn(e:Event):void{
    var num:int=mcExt.currentFrame;
    switch(passedString){
        case clips[0]:
            if (num==1) mcExt.play();
            if (num==9) {
               mcExt.skipmc.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK,skipfn);
                function skipfn(e:MouseEvent):void{
                    mcExt.stop();
                   mcExt.removeEventListener(Event.ENTER_FRAME,onEnterfn);
                    gotoAndStop("help");
            if (num==mcExt.totalFrames){
               mcExt.removeEventListener(Event.ENTER_FRAME,onEnterfn);
                gotoAndStop("help");
            break;

AIR for iOS Data Protection question again

We are looking into Protecting Data Using On-Disk Encryption for our AIR for iOS iPad apps. An article on the adobe site (Protecting content on an iOS device with DPS | Adobe Developer Connection) mentioned this can be achieved by generating Data Protection enabled AppID/provisioning profile to pacakage in the app.
After we packaged and published the app using the appropriately configured provisioning profile (Complete protection), we run an analysis on the iPad files. It's reporting that the files are using an encryption class, but the wrong one.
We run into two kinds of scenarios -
1. For App ID that "complete" data protection service is specified, the class utilized should be NSFileProtectionComplete. Instead, the class being utilized in the files is NSFileProtectionCompleteUntilUserAuthentication
2. for App ID without any data protection service selected, the files saved in the app documentDirectory is utilizing "NSFileProtectionCompleteUntilUserAuthentication".
We cannot find why is it using the wrong class when specified with another class, and why are other apps utilizing the class when they weren't designed to any data protection? Could something in Adobe AIR be overriding it or setting a default to use "NSFileProtectionCompleteUnitlUserAuthentication"?
Any feedback is greatly appreciated. We cannot find much information on this issue but data encryption has become more and more critical now. Thank you very much.

This is the Power View forum.
Try asking here:
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Air for Ios doesn't compile actionscript

Hi guys,
I'm having a big problem... I'm developing a game to be published to web, ios, android. If I export the swf for the web or the apk for android everything is ok but when I try to package the swf using air for ios the swf doesn't contains any actionscript, the compilation is very fast and the swf is smaller, also if I try to debug the fla nothing happen because no code is compiled. This is started in the last two month, before I was able to package also to ios and I was able to create an ipa that I sent to apple store but now I need to modify the app and I can no more compile it. I have browsed the forum and read something about the umcompiled actionscript problem but I didn't load any external swf, I just use urlloader to load an xml and some images. I'm using flash cs5.5. Someone have some suggestion?

If you are using Flash Professional.. I would just create a new FLA .. copy over your library assets, etc. Make sure to point to your certificates and provisioning files, etc.. and recompile.
Were you using an old version of AIR previously and have the new AIR SDK installed now ?
I have found that compiling the IPA with ADT from the command line is much better than compiling from the IDE and allows you to use the iOS5.1 SDK instead of iOS4.

Publishing AIR for iOS in Flash CS5.5 gives Java VM error

Hi,
I have been getting the following error when trying to publish AIR for iOS from Flash CS5.5. I'm using AIR 2.7 overlayed, Windows 7 x64.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!

I tried overlaying the latest AIR as sinious suggested, but that only changed my error message by adding the line about ADT as in the original post.
I was finally able to get the app to compile by calling adt from the command line. Here is an example .bat file that worked for me:
@echo=off
@set java_cmd="C:\Program Files\Java\jre6\bin\java.exe"
@set java_param=-Xmx128m -jar
@set adt_cmd="C:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe\Adobe Flash CS5.5\AIR2.6\lib\adt.jar"
@set target=ipa-test
@set cert=iOS_dev.p12
@set cert_pass=password
@set provisioning=my_iOS_device.mobileprovision
@set build_file=helloworld.ipa
@set desc_files=helloworld-app.xml
@set files=helloworld.swf AppIconsFolder
%java_cmd% %java_param% %adt_cmd% -package -target %target% -storetype pkcs12 -keystore %cert% -storepass %cert_pass% -provisioning-profile %provisioning% %build_file% %desc_files% %files%
pause

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