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The first argument passed to ADT specifies one of the following
commands.
-package — packages an AIR application or AIR Native
Extension (ANE).
-prepare — packages an AIR application as an intermediate
file (AIRI), but does not sign it. AIRI files cannot be installed.
-sign — signs an AIRI package produced with the -prepare
command. The -prepare and -sign commands allow packaging and signing
to be performed at different times. You can also use the -sign command
to sign or resign an ANE package.
-migrate — applies a migration signature to a signed AIR
package, which allows you to use a new or renewed code signing certificate.
-certificate — creates a self-signed digital code signing
certificate.
-checkstore — verifies that a digital certificate in a keystore
can be accessed.
-installApp — installs an AIR application on a device or
device emulator.
-launchApp — launches an AIR application on a device or device
emulator.
-appVersion — reports the version of an AIR application currently
installed on a device or device emulator.
-uninstallApp — uninstalls an AIR application from a device
or device emulator.
-installRuntime — installs the AIR runtime on a device or
device emulator.
-runtimeVersion — reports the version of the AIR runtime
currently installed on a device or device emulator.
-uninstallRuntime — uninstalls the AIR runtime currently
installed from a device or device emulator.
-version — reports the ADT version number.
-devices — reports device information for connected mobile
devices or emulators.
-help — displays the list of commands and options.
Many ADT commands share related sets of option flags and parameters.
These sets of option are described in detail separately:
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