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July 20, 2011
Quick Tip: Update Debug Token on Playbook
After a few weeks I got back to projects for BlackBerry Playbook and I realized my debug token on device is no longer valid. It took me some tome to investigate what steps are necessary to update just the debug token (signing keys are still valid). It resulted in 2 commands. If you like working with command line rather than with Flash Builder with these kind of things, you may find following .bat script useful. The script creates and deploys a new debug token on device.
October 19, 2010
adb AIR apk certificate debug emulator install
Debug & Deploy Flash on Android
It is now a few weeks after I started experimenting with AIR for Android. While watching all the great tutorials about how to make things work (AIR for Android – Part 1, Part 2) and how to debug application running on device (Debug AIR apps on Android with Flash Builder 4, another in french and Flash), I have decided to attach some of my own findings and practices to build, deploy and debug apps.
To start, it is a good practice to setup your environment variable path to Android sdk and AIR sdk:
PATH: ...;C:/Users/Yoz/Work/Android/SDK/2.2;C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Flash Builder 4\sdks\4.1.0.16076-AIR2.5\binNext, the whole certificate thing does not make sense to me because you can/have to create one by yourself. The cert need to be valid for 25 years else Android Market will not accept your application (bye bye real signed certificate from PGP TrustCenter 🙁 )
September 24, 2010
AIR AppUp certificate Marketplace Melrose
Adobe Melrose – The Place To Sell Your Apps
This post is about Adobe Melrose – the new Lab project from Adobe, and my first contact with it. I hope to be able to continuously update this article so you can get perfect view of what is going on when you decide to use Melrose. Lets begin with public static const MELROSE: 🙂
Melrose (codename) enables developers and publishers to distribute and make money with Adobe® AIR® applications through application stores. Melrose provides a repository that distributes applications to multiple application stores so that publishers can reach millions of users. Intel AppUp Center and the Adobe AIR Marketplace are the first two storefronts available in Melrose. Melrose also provides analytics that let publishers measure success of their applications.