Hi, can you share this source code? the pinch zoom on google maps is awesome your demo!

Well done! Looks great… Just wondering, will native extensions be easily interchangeable across platforms? ie. abstracting the native extension’s API so that we can just use a different build script for iOS and Android with no change to the actual actionscript code?

Yes thats correct. You can even package your application such that your application will contain code for all platforms and depending on the platform your application is running on, the code corresponding to that platform will get picked and executed.

we want source thx

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I would kill for a google maps android native extension. Let us know how it goes and asap

WOW! This all sounds great. But how do we compare Flash-To-Mobile (AIR) vs Native (Objective-C) Development? And if we DO choose AIR, how do we decide to start with Flash or Flex?

Here are two great articles!

Great Article “Considering Flash-To-Mobile Development”
http://www.blog.rivellomultimediaconsulting.com/posts/considering-flash-to-mobile-development

Great Article “Flash-To-Mobile Dev: Flash vs. Flex”
http://www.blog.rivellomultimediaconsulting.com/posts/flash-to-mobile-dev-flash-vs-flex

Hi Sam,  That would depend greatly on the application and how you intend to target devices.  Flex is great for business line applications that need to reach across platforms and deliver a great consistent experience.

Using pure Actionscript and/or timeline Flash content is better for gaming, branded pieces etc.  It does require extra effort though, due to the functionality baked into Flex for handling multiple resolutions and pixel densities.

Mark

Hi Marius,  We should have something like this for Android but there is a problem with the SDK that we’ve found.  It seems that we may not be able to use the MapActivity on Android out of the box.  More soon on this.

Hi,
How to get to beta tests of AIR 3 with Stage3D for mobile? I am planning a new game, right now I am ready to go with HaXe but if AIR’s performance would be good I would to go with AIR. So I would like to check its performance on mobile!

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This is really impressive. I’m just working on a way to port our Flex App to iOs and of course it contains a google map view and your solution seems to solve all my problems. I’m experimenting with StageWebView and calling a website which contains a google map and communicating with the site as suggested by Christoph Conraets on his blog.
The idea of a native extension is great, when you write you follow the (deprecated) AS3 API for Flash I suppose it will also be possible to use all features like marker tracker and so on under iOS?

Hi Mark,
Any chance to get a piece of code that describes how to display native UI activity (e.g. Contact) on top of a Flex app.

Thank you,
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How to add UIView ?

With AIR 3 we have new feature called Native Extensions,
so I asked one of our great Engineering team called Meet Shah to look
at this problem and see if we could expose native UI components within
an AIR application.  It turns out that Native Extensions don’t just give
us the capability to access APIs like Notifications and Bluetooth, but
to actually present native UI within our apps.

Any update on this? Would you need extra workforce on this code?

Very cool. Would definitely like to see the code for this. Quick question though: Were you actually listening to Spice Girls before filming this? ?_?

vet it working.
With AIR 3 we have new feature called Native Extensions,
so I asked one of our great Engineering team called Meet Shah to look
at this problem and see if we could expose native UI components within
an AIR application.  It turns out that Native Extensions don’t just give
us the capability to access APIs like Notifications and Bluetooth, but
to actually present native UI within our

Hi Mark, are you able to display UIView inside flash display? How did you do that?

ability to access APIs like Notifications and Bluetooth, but to actually present native UI within our apps.
The goal is to finish the Native Extension for Android, iOS, Pla

UI components within an AIR application.  It turns out that Native Extensions don’t just give us the capability to ac

Very interesting… Any chance of getting the code? I have been trying to figure out how to paint a view from native code in the display list.

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This is a good gift for Adobe AIR developer! Thank you for show we can do amazing thing like this in our AIR app.

Anyway, it looks like you get some trouble with it, so you don’t want to expose the code, right? anything I can help?

Hi there, this is fantastic. How are you able to show native iOS views mixed with AIR views? I’ve looked through a variety of examples available but no one else is doing this? Any points in the right direction? Do you know of any examples?

Fantastic work!

Any follow up on this? Thanks

Any progress on Code ? Is it still Android extension that’s stoping the release of the code ?

Flex 4.6 is already out!!! If we can add maps to the flex apps, then no more native apps!

Please, I urgently need your code to add Maps into Flash iOS apps… This can do the difference for me… This is my email address: carlobissio@gmail.com

Hi Mark – this looks great and just what we need – problem is we need it now! Any chance on an update for when this could be deployed for IOS?

Thanks

Nick

Great! News? Can you share the SourceCode?

In case anyone else is wonder how to display native iOS UI in an AIR app like this post demos, I’ve posted a very simple solution to it here: http://tyleregeto.com/adobe-air-native-extensions-with-native-ios-ui Hopefully someone finds it useful.

How can i add this on my project?

Any idea when this would be available?

Hi Mark,

good luck for your new job.
Do you know if this extension will never be released?
Who can I contact to get more information about it?Map are very important, so we need it asap

Thats right it is very intresting and importent for some projects. So please… were can we get new information about it?

news??

Wow… really glad I didn’t wait for this code to come out.  Really getting more and more disappointed in all things Adobe.

The iOS mobile project for showing maps onto an AIR application has been hosted at http://code.google.com/p/air-maps-ane/
Do try it out and let me know in case of any issues.

 Hi marius, the entire project along with source code and binary has been hosted at http://code.google.com/p/air-maps-ane/

 Please see http://code.google.com/p/air-maps-ane/ for source code and binaries.

Please see http://code.google.com/p/air-m... for source code and binaries. 

 Hi teerasej,

I have made it as an open google code project. You can try out the existing features and even contribute to it. Link : http://code.google.com/p/air-maps-ane/

Hi,

Very interesting ANE. Do you have any progress for Android?

There is an issue with Android’s current implementation. The main Activity where Map view should be loaded needs to be MapActivity and for AIR applications, the main Activity is “Activity”. There is no way we can change it, so no way of doing it on Android . It is possible to load map in another activity but the AIR application stage wont be visible in background.

could you post some example code to load a map etc?