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  Hey, I am very new to this sort of thing and was using a Visual tool to help me create applications web flex. My question is can I convert these to operate as air apps on the playbook?

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  Some MX controls (OK, a lot) are not supported under the BB SDK.  For example, mx. Alert does not work, you must use the AlertDialog QNX class.  See docs QNX to:

  http://www.BlackBerry.com/developers/docs/airapi/1.0.0/index.html

  In addition, FlashBuilder is the IDE that is supprted, Flex Builder (3.x) is not supprted.  FlashBuilder 4.x is what you need, but which is not supported under Linux.  You should be able to download the 0.9.1 BB SDK for Linux and the use of the CLI version for a project of will.

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  But first, I would try just get a "Hello World" application to compile and run as an AIR application and then send it on the Simulator to get their feet wet.  then see what it would take to get your application scope.

  Hope that helps.

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  I need to do a couple of our AIR applications select some audio devices to send their audio output, and last year, someone mentioned possibly using native extensions to do this.  I had to start working on other things for a while, but I'll be back to that (for the moment), and I basically learned how to create native extensions.

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  The limits are important. There is a lot of work to maintain a clear separation between a decision to users and developers. For example, you cannot change an audio by default to users out because that clearly violates a decision to users. That said, this is a mess of people debating the issue and in fact finally a COM API without papers you can find allows you to actually do in Vista/Win7 (but not 8), but do not expect that it is a "right thing to do":

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  You can get a drink before reading this.

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  Post edited by: kennethGilpin

  Hello

  You can check whether a SWF file has been generated in your bin-debug folder? Looking at the code FB, this happens when the SWF file does not exist. (Although I don't know why the error message is incorrect for you. Did pass you to FB 4 to 4.0.1 or are you on an own 4.0.1 install?)

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

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  So I tried to figure out how to get the filepath link to invoke my camera.  I'm at the point where I tried everything nothing helped.  My last attempt was tie the class is exposed from my source code in my QML.

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  ApplicationUI.hpp:

  class ApplicationUI : public QObject
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      // Classes that inherit from QObject must have the Q_OBJECT macro so
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      Q_OBJECT
  
      Q_PROPERTY(bb::cascades::DataModel* dataModel READ dataModel CONSTANT)
  
  public:
  
      // Describes the possible storage locations
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      {
          StoreInQSettings, ///< objects are stored in QSettings
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      // This allows the enum to be referred to in the qml file.
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      // See the main.cpp file.
      Q_ENUMS(StorageLocations)
  
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      ApplicationUI(QObject *parent = 0);
  
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      ~ApplicationUI();
  
      Q_INVOKABLE
          void inviteUserToDownloadViaBBM();
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      // Read all the objects from the selected storage location and
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      // Remove all the objects from the selected storage location.
      Q_INVOKABLE void clearObjects();
  
      // Change the first and last name of the location with the
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          signals:
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  in my ApplicationUI.cpp

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      : QObject(parent)
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  .....
  
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  {
      bb::system::InvokeManager manager;
      bb::system::InvokeRequest request;
      request.setTarget("sys.camera.card");
      request.setAction("bb.action.CAPTURE ");
      request.setMimeType("image/jpeg");
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  }
  
  void ApplicationUI::childCardDone(const bb::system::CardDoneMessage &message)
  {
      QString imageLink;
      if (message.reason() == "done") {
  
          imageLink = "file://" + message.data();
      }
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      emit cameraCaptureCompleted(imageLink);
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  import bb.cascades 1.0
  import Custom.lib 1.0
  
  Sheet{
  
  Page{
  
  Container{
  
  Label{id: itemPic}
  
  Button{
  
  onClicked: {
  _app.InvokeCamera()
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  }
  
  }
  
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  ApplicationUI {
  onCamerCapturedCompleted: {
  
  itemPic.setText(imageLink)
  
  }}
  ]
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  As soon as I attach the class the application does not start and the accident, if I change it it is fine.

  Hello

  Instance of ApplicationUI is already exported to QML as _app. One possible approach connects the signal to a JS function:

  Sheet
  {
    onCreationCompleted: {
      _app.cameraCaptureCompleted.connect(captureCompleted)
    }
  
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  Element using Qt Quick "Connection" is another option.

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  ...
  
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