Chris, I can try to help out. Can you give me a set of instructions to set it up up and run the maven build?
Thanks, Om On Fri, Sep 4, 2015 at 1:28 AM, Christofer Dutz <christofer.d...@c-ware.de> wrote: > Hi, > > > I am continuing my quest for making Flexmojos build Mobile applications. > > While the Air and Android packaging seem to work for Windows and Mac, on > our Linux CI server the Android packaing is currently failing. This is > because of aapt being a mac executable and not being able to run on linux. > The cool think is that aapt isn't part of AIR, but part of the Android SDK. > As that is available for Linux, it should be possible to use the Linux > Android SDK to generate the parts Air is missing, hereby enabling us to > build Android applications on Linux ... so far the updates :-) > > > Now to my request for help: > > Mobile support is tricky ... I have to test dozens of configurations and > am having all sorts of different problems. It would be great if some people > here could invest some time helping me with this. If I have to do it all on > my own this will take a long, long time and I'll certainly concentrate on > the use-cases that I need personally and set aside the others. So if you > want Flexmojos to build iOS apps, please try out what I've done and help me > find out what's going wrong. > > > Here the problems I'm currently facing: > > - Change the packaging of artifacts ... I think I have mixed up compiler > and runtime artifacts and have to separate these better > > - Make the Android packaging run on Linux (The binaries for Linux and Mac > would overlap ... have to make the Flesxmojos packager sort these problems > out > > - Probably most important for now: Make the iOS packaging create an > executable that actually has content. As far as I know the cross compiler > interprets the Flash Bytecode and builds an executable in iOS code which is > dumped to the executable inside the ipa file. Something must be going wrong > here, but I have no idea what. > > > Please, please help me ... I'm sort of burning out on the dozens of > problems I am currently trying to solve simultaneously :-( > > > Chris >
