Application Licensing Android provides APIs to help you enforce licensing policies for non-free apps in the Android Market. You might want to go read up on Android Licensing before you give this one a try. To add Application Licensing to you AIR for Android application you first need to follow the steps outlined in the Android documentation. The broad steps are as follows: 1. Set up an Android Market publisher account 2. Install the Market Licensing Package in the Android ...       Adobe, AIR, Android阅读全文

Widgets Widgets in Android are the mini apps that can be displayed on the home screen of the device. There is a fairly limited amount of things that can be displayed in Widgets. So unfortunately Widgets can’t be built with AIR for Android. However a custom application Widget can be packaged with an AIR for Android application. To add a Widget to an AIR for Android application you can use the default AppEntry class instead of wrapping it with another class (MainApp in my e...       Adobe, AIR, Android阅读全文

System Notifications and Services AIR for Android applications don’t yet have an API to do Android system notifications. But you can add system notifications to your AIR for Android application through a startup hook. In order for the AIR application to communicate with the native Android APIs you must provide a bridge for the communication. The simplest way to create that bridge is using a network socket. The Android application can listen for data on the socket and then ...       Adobe, AIR, Android阅读全文

Adobe AIR provides a consistent platform for desktop and mobile apps. While consistency is very important there are times when developers need to extend beyond the common APIs. This article will walk you through how to integrate AIR for Android applications with other native APIs and functionality in the Android SDK. It covers three common use cases for native extensibility: System Notifications, Widgets, and Application Licensing. If you’d like to follow along you will ne...       Adobe, AIR, Android阅读全文