What’s new in AIR 1.5
Adobe AIR 1.5 introduces the following new features:
Support for the following features of Flash Player
10.
Custom Filters and Effects
Enhanced Drawing API
Dynamic Sound Generation
Vector Data Type
Enhanced file upload and download APIs
Real Time Media Flow Protocol (RTMFP)
3D Effects
Advanced Text Support
Color Management
Text Engine
Dynamic Streaming
Speex Audio Codec
For more information, see http://www.adobe.com/products/flashplayer/features/ for
details of these features.
For information about using the
new Flash Player 10 ActionScript 3.0 APIs, see the Adobe
ActionScript 3.0 Developer's Guide and the Adobe ActionScript 3.0 Reference for the
Adobe Flash Platform.
Additional languages supported in the AIR 1.5 installer and
other runtime dialog boxes:
Czech
Dutch
Swedish
Turkish
Polish
Database encryption.
Database files can be encrypted
in AIR 1.5. All database content, including the metadata, can be
encrypted so that the data is unreadable outside the AIR application
that encrypted it. This feature allows developers to encrypt, decrypt,
and re-encrypt database files. See Encrypted local storage (for ActionScript
developers) or Encrypted local storage (for HTML
developers).
The version of WebKit used by Adobe AIR has been updated
and it now includes support for the SquirrelFish JavaScript interpreter.
New XML signature validation APIs that can be used to help
verify the integrity and signer identity of data or information.
For more information, see XML signature validation in AIR (for
ActionScript developers) or see XML signature validation in AIR (for
HTML developers).
For more information about the AIR 1.5 release, see the Adobe
AIR 1.5 Release Notes (http://www.adobe.com/go/learn_air_relnotes_en).