Hi,
If you installed Flex SDK 4.10 using installer [1] recommended by Apache
that means that you already have AIR SDK installed together with the
Flex SDK (you had an option to select AIR SDK version during
installation process). So probably you don't need to install anything
and can configure Web-, Desktop- or Mobile-targeted build configuration
in IntelliJ IDEA. Please ask if you need more assistance in IntelliJ
IDEA project configuration and can't find the answer in embedded help.
You can develop both Flex and Pure ActionScript apps using such Flex+AIR
SDK installation. Note that for Pure AS apps AIR SDK bundle that
includes ActionScript Compiler 2.0 is enough. Installing standalone AIR
SDK (without Flex) is as easy as downloading it from Adobe site [2] and
unpacking.
Alexander
[1] http://flex.apache.org/installer.html
[2] http://www.adobe.com/devnet/air/air-sdk-download.html
On 28.08.2013 12:40, Scott Matheson wrote:
Chaps
This may be off the subject of this user group if so please excuse
me
I have been reading a lot about IntelliJ IDE and thought I would give it a go,
now I am not a hardened OS level chap, just a app developer
I managed to installIJ with Flex 10 and build a new app,nice, then I thought I
would have a go with a small AIR app to reformat some JSON file I have
Hum…. As IntelliJ is not integrated with flex like Flash Builder you are left
to you own resources to get the AIR SDK install before you start
My research turned up many blogs on the subject, so I take it Adobe do not
provide a AIR SDK installer, you need to install the SDK manually ?
I reading the small print you need to install 4.6 first, this seems the best
instructions, can anyone point me in a better direction ?
http://www.funky-monkey.nl/blog/2008/10/24/installing-the-adobe-air-sdk-on-a-mac/
Thanks
