Creating HTML AIR Applications
by Carlos Pinho, June 14th, 2007
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Sean Corfield wrote: Having just spent the last few days tinkering with AIR applications – including some training at the annual Adobe Summit – I’m pretty fired up about AIR!

You can build AIR applications easily with Flex using the beta of Flex Builder 3 but you can also build AIR applications with HTML.

You need the AIR SDK (again, from Adobe Labs) and a text editor (and access to the command line to run the adl and adt SDK programs to run and package AIR applications respectively).

Of course that might be a bit more work than you want to do. In which case, install Aptana – either standalone or as a plugin for Eclipse / Flex Builder – and then install the AIR plugin for Aptana. Now you simply create a new “Adobe AIR” project, fill out the application information wizard, select your JavaScript libraries (it assumes you are building an AJAX application) and off you go!

Origianl post here. 

Brgds,

CP

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