> My problem will be solved if I can find some tool which wrap Adobe AIR and
> My app in single unit. When we run this unit it will check for Abode AIR in
> the machine and if it does not find it will first install Adobe AIR and
> then my app. That all for me.
I've done this before, although it's been a while. We needed to install an AIR
application on machines without AIR installed and that had no internet connection.
You need to apply for a distribution license from Adobe. You can then package
the AIR installer + your app as an executable using NSIS.
Get the license here:
http://www.adobe.com/uk/products/air/runtime-distribution1.html
NSIS: http://sourceforge.net/projects/nsis/
I used an NSIS Eclipse plugin, which if I remember correctly also works with
Flash Builder (make sure you get the plugin matching the Flash Builder Eclipse
version - which is old).
I think this is the plugin I used:
http://eclipsensis.sourceforge.net/index.shtml
regards,
Peter
On 18/08/2015 12:59, vijendra sainy wrote:
I think this will required more panic for me. I mean I need to change the
way of application update as well.
My problem will be solved if I can find some tool which wrap Adobe AIR and
My app in single unit. When we run this unit it will check for Abode AIR in
the machine and if it does not find it will first install Adobe AIR and
then my app. That all for me.
