Creating an apk package to create an app that you can use with a debugger, use apk-debug. The -connect flag tells The AIR runtime on the device where to connect to a remote debugger. On android, the app must also have permission to access the Internet in order fo r it to connect to the computer running the debugger.
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Creating an apk package to create an app that you can use with a debugger, use apk-debug. The -connect flag tells The AIR runtime on the device where to connect to a remote debugger. On android, the app must also have permission to access the Internet in order fo r it to connect to the computer running the debugger.
Creating an apk package to create an app that you can use with a debugger, use apk-debug. The -connect flag tells The AIR runtime on the device where to connect to a remote debugger. On android, the app must also have permission to access the Internet in order fo r it to connect to the computer running the debugger.
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Creating an apk package to create an app that you can use with a debugger, use apk-debug. The -connect flag tells The AIR runtime on the device where to connect to a remote debugger. On android, the app must also have permission to access the Internet in order fo r it to connect to the computer running the debugger.
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Creating an APK package
To create an APK package, use the ADT package command, setting the target type t o apk for release builds, apk-debug for debug builds, or apk-emulator for releas e-mode builds for running on an emulator. adt -package -target apk -storetype pkcs12 -keystore ../codesign.p12 myApp.apk m yApp-app.xml myApp.swf icons The example assumes that the path to the ADT tool is on your command-line shell s path definition. (See Path environment variables for help.) You must run the command from the directory containing the application files. Th e application files in the example are myApp-app.xml (the application descriptor file), myApp.swf, and an icons directory. When you run the command as shown, ADT will prompt you for the keystore password . (The password characters you type are not displayed; just press Enter when you are done typing.) Creating a debug APK package To create a version of the app that you can use with a debugger, use apk-debug a s the target and specify connection options: adt -package -target apk-debug -connect 192.168.43.45 -storetype pkcs12 -keystor e ../codesign.p12 myApp.apk myApp-app.xml myApp.swf icons The -connect flag tells the AIR runtime on the device where to connect to a remo te debugger. For most debugging features to work, you must also compile the appl ication SWFs and SWCs with debugging enabled. See Remote debugging connection op tions for a full description of the -connect flag. On Android, the app must also have permission to access the Internet in order fo r it to connect to the computer running the debugger. See Android permissions.
http://forums.adobe.com/thread/718308 Creating an APK package from an AIR or AIRI file You can create an APK package directly from an existing AIR or AIRI file: adt -target apk -storetype pkcs12 -keystore ../codesign.p12 myApp.apk myApp.air The AIR file must use the AIR 2.5 namespace in the application descriptor file.
