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• How do to call the BlackBerry menu form share an Adobe Air application?

  Hello

  I'm looking for a tutorial or demo code that describes how to call the BlackBerry menu sharing an Adobe Air based application.

  I found a tutorial of waterfalls for it - there's one for Adobe Air too?
  - http://bbcascadescode.tumblr.com/post/38998702671/invoke-share-for-bb10

  This is a screenshot of the Action menu:

  

  Advice welcome!

  Here you go:

  package com.lib.playbook.invocation
  {
      import com.lib.playbook.controls.List;
      import com.lib.playbook.pages.TitlePage;
      import com.lib.playbook.renderers.IconListRenderer;
  
      import flash.events.Event;
      import flash.events.IEventDispatcher;
  
      import qnx.events.InvokeEvent;
      import qnx.events.InvokeQueryTargetEvent;
      import qnx.fuse.ui.core.Action;
      import qnx.fuse.ui.events.ActionEvent;
      import qnx.fuse.ui.events.ListEvent;
      import qnx.invoke.ActionQuery;
      import qnx.invoke.InvokeManager;
      import qnx.invoke.InvokeRequest;
      import qnx.invoke.InvokeTarget;
  
      public class InvokeSearchPage extends TitlePage
      {
          private var request : InvokeRequest = null;
          private var targets : List = new List();
  
          /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
          public function InvokeSearchPage()
          {
              super();
              this.title = 'Search With';
              this.titlebar.dismissAction = new Action( 'Cancel', null, {id:'cancel'} );
              this.titlebar.addEventListener(ActionEvent.ACTION_SELECTED, ActionSelected );
  
              this.targets.cellRenderer = com.lib.playbook.renderers.IconListRenderer;
              this.targets.addEventListener(ListEvent.ITEM_CLICKED, TargetSelected );
              this.targets.rowHeight = 140;
              this.addChild( this.targets );
          }
  
          ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
          public function filter( request :InvokeRequest ) : void
          {
              this.targets.removeAll();
  
              this.request = request;
  
              //trace( 'filter ' + request.mimeType );
              InvokeManager.invokeManager.addEventListener( InvokeQueryTargetEvent.SUCCESS, TargetsFound );
              InvokeManager.invokeManager.queryInvokeTargets( request.mimeType, request.uri, request.action, request.targetOptions );
          }
  
          ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
          private function TargetsFound( event : InvokeQueryTargetEvent ) : void
          {
              InvokeManager.invokeManager.removeEventListener(InvokeQueryTargetEvent.SUCCESS, TargetsFound );
              //trace( 'TargetsFound' );
              var action : ActionQuery;
              var target : InvokeTarget;
              for each( action in event.actions )
              {
                  for each( target in action.targets )
                  {
                    this.targets.addItem( { data : target.target, label : target.label, icon : 'file://' + target.icon } );
                  }
              }
          }
  
          ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
          private function TargetSelected( event :Event ) : void
          {
              if( this.targets.selectedIndex >= 0 )
              {
                this.request.target = this.targets.selection;
                InvokeManager.invokeManager.invoke( this.request );
              }
          }
  
          ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
          private function ActionSelected( event :ActionEvent ) : void
          {
              switch( event.action.data.id )
              {
                  case 'cancel' : this.dispatchEvent( new Event( Event.CANCEL ) ); break;
              }
          }
  
          //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
          override protected function updateDisplayList(unscaledWidth:Number, unscaledHeight:Number):void
          {
              super.updateDisplayList( unscaledWidth, unscaledHeight );
  
              this.targets.setPosition( 10, this.top + 10 );
              this.targets.setActualSize( unscaledWidth - 20, unscaledHeight - this.targets.y - 10 );
          }
      }
  }
  

  And the rendering engine:

  package com.lib.playbook.renderers
  {
  
      import qnx.fuse.ui.display.Image;
      import qnx.fuse.ui.listClasses.CellRenderer;
  
      public class IconListRenderer extends CellRenderer
      {
  
          private var icon    :Image = new Image();
  
          /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
          public function IconListRenderer()
          {
              super();
          }
  
          ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
          override protected function onAdded():void
          {
              super.onAdded();
              this.addChild( this.icon );
          }
  
          ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
          override protected function onRemoved():void
          {
              super.onRemoved();
              this.removeChild( this.icon );
          }
  
          /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
          override protected function drawLabel(unscaledWidth:Number, unscaledHeight:Number):void
          {
              super.drawLabel( unscaledWidth, unscaledHeight );
  
              if( this.data )
              {
  
                  if( this.data.hasOwnProperty( 'icon' ) && this.data.icon != null )
                  {
                      this.icon.setImage( this.data.icon );
                      this.icon.setPosition( 10, 15 );//( unscaledHeight - this.icon.height ) / 2 );
                  }
                  else
                  {
                      this.icon.setImage( null );
                  }
  
              }
  
              this.label.x = 140;
              this.label.width = unscaledWidth - this.label.x - 20;
          }
      }
  }
  

  references com.lib.playbook our our inner classes, but you should get the approach to apply.

• link on how to install .csj in the BlackBerry Tablet OS SDK for Adobe AIR via a command prompt is broken

  When in the form of help on how to get my installed LSB file, the link behind the "BlackBerry Tablet OS SDK for Adobe AIR via a command prompt" appears to be down.

  someone else?

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• BlackBerry messenger integration Playbook Tablet Adobe AIR app

  Hello community,

  I need help. I've updated to OS2.0. I want to integrate shraing via BlackBerry Messenger in my application look like adobe for the playbook tablet. It is possible now or wait until BlackBerry Tablet OS SDK for Adobe® AIR® API update comes? I can't find any documentation on this issue, nor some api to do this.

  Thank you

  It is not yet possible.

• PromptDialog question (BlackBerry® Tablet OS SDK Adobe Air)

  I have the following code to display a prompt dialog box in which you can enter text after a user clicks on a button. The prompt dialog box displays 2 buttons: OK and cancel. Whatever button I click, the program is never in the "onPromptButtonClicked" event listener function (I don't see the text "Hello" in the debug output).

  What I'm doing wrong here?

  private function onBtnAddTextClicked (event: MouseEvent): void {}
  var promptromptDialog = new PromptDialog();
   
  prompt. Title = "Title";
  prompt.message = "Please enter the text:";
  prompt.addButton ("OK");
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  prompt.addEventListener (DialogEvent.DIALOG_BUTTON_CLICKED, onPromptButtonClicked);
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  trace ("Hello world");
  }

  Hey eugenevk,

  Yes unfortunately this is a bug and I hope it gets fixed soon. It has been discussed on the forums prior and work around it was the following:

  Replace:

  prompt.addEventListener(DialogEvent.DIALOG_BUTTON_CLICKED, onPromptButtonClicked);
  

  with:

  prompt.addEventListener(Event.SELECT, onPromptButtonClicked);
  

  and he must do what you need to do. Here is a reference thread if you need more information:

  http://supportforums.BlackBerry.com/T5/Tablet-OS-SDK-for-Adobe-Air/strange-dialog-behaviour/m-p/6681...

  hope that helps. Good luck!

• error 'BlackBerry Tablet OS SDK 0.9.4 for Adobe AIR does not support mobile projects."

  Hello

  I installed Adobe Flash Builder Burrito and Blackberry Tablet OS SDK 0.9.4 on Windows 7. When I start to create a new project by selecting the ' New/ActionScript Mobile Project' menu, then in the new dialog box project of Mobile of ActionScript, I give a project name, and then choose 'BlackBerry Tablet OS SDK 0.9.4 for Adobe Air. At this point, the 'Next' button is gray on an error message on top as "BlackBerry Tablet OS SDK 0.9.4 for Adobe AIR does not support mobile projects.". Is there something that I am missing?

  I read somewhere someone comlains error message "BlackBerry Tablet OS SDK 0.9.4 for Adobe AIR support not projects mobile." occurs after installing Blackberry Tablet OS SDK 0.9.4 while there is no problem with Blackberry Tablet OS SDK 0.9.3. If it is true, where can I download Blackberry Tablet OS SDK 0.9.3?

  Thank you very much in advance,

  John

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• How to navigate through the file to the blackberry playbook using Tablet blackberry OS for Adobe Air SDK

  Hi all

  How to navigate through the file to the blackberry playbook using Tablet blackberry OS for Adobe Air SDK.

  And also I want to download this file on the server.

  Help me by providing examples of coding.

  Thanks in advance.

  With respect,

  Sébille C

  Here are some tips to help you get started.  It all depends on the terms that you use for your search.  For the first, I would use "adobe air browse file."  For the second, I start with only a variation as "adobe air download file" and then adjust according to the first results.

• Adobe Air running on other Blackberry devices?

  Are there outside the Blackberry Playbook, devices current upcoming blackberry or known who will run in Adobe Air?

  Not at the moment. RIM is not pre announce too. QNX is supposed to replace the BB OS running on phones (~ 2012), so, then in theory, AIR will come with that.

• How to access the camera in the Blackberry Playbook using Adobe Air SDK (in Flash builder Burrito)

  Hi all

  How to access the camera in the Blackberry Playbook using Adobe Air SDK (in Flash builder Burrito).

  Provide me with examples of coding please.

  Thanks in advance.

  With respect,

  Sampath

  Not possible yet. See http://docs.blackberry.com/en/developers/deliverables/21880/Known_issues_1360895_11.jsp

• HOW TO CHANGE THE WALLPAPER FOR ADOBE AIR AS3 IN BB10?

  HOW TO CHANGE THE WALLPAPER FOR ADOBE AIR AS3 IN BB10?

  Please only start a thread.

  Original thread:

  http://supportforums.BlackBerry.com/T5/Adobe-AIR-development/changing-background-wallpaper-BBZ10/TD-...

• adobe air support

  Is adobe air supports smartphones blackberry?

  Currently no.  Now Adobe AIR is only supported by the BlackBerry PlayBook.

  Future Smartphones BlackBerry running BlackBerry 10 will support it.

• What devices are supported for an Adobe Air application?

  What devices are supported for an Adobe Air application?

  A BlackBerry app created with Adobe Air (Air 2.5) work on a BlackBerry 9900 for example?

  Thank you.

  Only phones PlayBook and BB10

• Where can I find Adobe AIR SDK 2.5?

  This may seem a stupid question, but I can't find Adobe AIR SDK 2.5 anywhere to download.  I try to install the new SDK Blackberry and he prays the AIR SDK but all I can find online is Adobe AIR SDK 2.6 is not working Blackberry requires 2.5.  Someone at - there a place I can download the SDK from?

  The current website Adobe AIR SDK is 2.6. And BlackBerry WebWorks SDK version 2.5 don't acknowledge that during installation. BlackBerry can be updated in the next release.

  For now, you can get Adobe AIR SDK 2.5 for Windows in

  http://airdownload.Adobe.com/air/win/download/2.5/AdobeAIRSDK.zip

  Good luck.

• Confusion WebWorks and Adobe Air

  I'm quite confused and possibly this ad in the wrong place!

  I created an application for the playbook using HTML/Javascript. And compiled using Packager BlackBerry WebWorks for PlayBook. I submitted the app and I got an email from RIM saying I need to:

  Please download using the most recent 0.9.4 SDK

  Now, here's my confusion. This SDK are referring to? The SDK works Web is v1.0.0.23 Beta3 and the Adobe AIR SDK is v2.5. This is the BONE of the tablet which is v0.9.4. Am I supposed to compile against the Tablet OS? I thought it was only for AIR applications with .as and .swf files.

  The documentation is sparse, and I do not know how to proceed. How to compile my html/js files against 0.9.4 SDK?

  SDKs updated March 14, 2011 (v1.0.0.23 Beta3) is updated March 14, 2011 (v0.9.4) simulators

  They want you to compile using the latest version of the SDK... If you have already signed using the leatest... then ignore that email... anyone who has... esp... If you have made at least a version in the past which was built using the older SDK.

• Adobe Air 2.7 support

  In my view, that there are a new version of Adobe Air 2.7 as seen in this link

  http://blogs.Adobe.com/flashplayer/2011/06/Adobe-Air-2-7-now-available-iOS-apps-4x-faster.html

  The first video, there is mention of the tablet sdk support 2.7. can anyone confirm this? How will be the Tablet SDK works jointly or to expect a new version of sdk tablet based on Air 2.7?

  If it is the latter, when can we expect the next sdk?

  It would be useful to be able to target an Air sdk for all platforms.

  Greg

  Also re-read the blog post. There was a * next to the Tablet OS that read...

  * BlackBerry Tablet OS is scheduled to receive an OTA (over-the-air) of AIR 2.7 update by the end of June.

  That clears things up a bit. Impatient for there - just for consistency and cross platformedness (not a real word!)

  Greg