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I finally took the time to rebuild the Employee Directory application with the latest version of AIR for Android (available here) to run on Froyo. See the links below to download the apk and the source code. (If you are still running Eclair see my original post). The Employee Directory …
keywords air, android, directory application, flex, froyo, sample application, source code
VoiceNotes for Android is a sample application built with Flex and deployed on Adobe AIR for Android. The application allows you to record voice messages and play them back later. It demonstrates the Microphone API introduced in the latest builds of AIR for Android. VoiceNotes for Android is …
keywords adobe, air, android, api, desktop version, flex, microphone, sample application
During the Adobe AIR 2 beta, I wrote a simple Web Server application to explore the new Server Socket API available in AIR 2. Here is the updated version of the application for AIR 2 GA.
The “Mini AIR Web Server” is a simplistic implementation of an HTTPServer. Needless to say that it …
keywords adobe, air, air web, beta, flex, implementation
This was by far my most popular sample during the beta. So, here is an updated version for AIR 2 GA.
In this sample application, Tomcat and BlazeDS are embedded as part of the native installer. The first time you run the application, Tomcat is automatically copied to your …
keywords beta, flex, sample application, tomcat
I updated my “Tomcat Launcher” sample application for AIR 2.0 GA.
“Tomcat Launcher” allows you to start / stop Tomcat and view the standard output log without opening a DOS box or Terminal window. It also allows you to open that log in your default Text Editor which is …
keywords flex, launcher, new feature, sample application, terminal window
I updated the “AIR 2 Excel” sample application for the official AIR 2 launch. “AIR 2 Excel” demonstrates different techniques for AIR/Excel integration, including the new AIR 2 File.openWithDefaultApplication() API.
In Adobe AIR 1.0 and 1.5, there were different options …
keywords adobe, air, air 1, api, datagrid, excel, flex, integration, launch, sample application
To mark the official release of AIR 2, I’m upgrading the samples I built during the beta, starting today with “Voice Notes”.
Voice Notes is a sample application that leverages the new Microphone API. The application lets you record voice notes and store them in a SQLite database …
keywords beta, flex, microphone, replay, sample application
Here is a simple Employee Directory application I wrote to demonstrate how to build Flex applications for Android using the AIR runtime.
Watch the video:
The key point when you look at the source code of this application is that you build Flex applications for Android the exact same way you …
keywords air, android, applications, flex, key point, sample application, source code
I recently blogged about building a Real Time Trader Desktop Application using Flex 4 and LiveCycle Data Services. I posted the source code for the AIR version and the Browser version of the application. The next logical step was to build a Mobile version. I used Flex 4 and the prerelease version …
keywords air, android, desktop application, flex, livecycle data services, logical step, mobile version, real time, source code
I have blogged about the new data-centric features in Flash Builder 4 here and here. One question people often ask me is: “Can I use this feature if I use a Framework (Cairngorm, Mate, Parsley, Spring ActionScript, Swiz, etc)?”
The answer is yes: The classes generated by Flash Builder (Value …
keywords blazeds, flex, frameworks, lcds, mate, parsley, stubs