|
To provide your native extension to application developers,
package all the related files into an ANE file. An AIR application
developer uses the ANE file by:
-
Including the ANE file in the application’s library
path in the same way the developer includes a SWC file in the library
path. This action allows the application to reference the extension’s
ActionScript classes.
-
Packaging the ANE file with the AIR application.
For information on building and packaging an ANE file with an
AIR application, see
Using native extensions for Adobe AIR
.
Creating a native extension package involves the following tasks:
-
Build the extension’s ActionScript library into a
SWC file.
-
Build the extension’s native libraries -- one for each supported
target platform.
-
Create a signed certificate for your extension. Signing an
extension is optional.
-
Create an extension descriptor file.
-
Use ADT to create the extension package.
|
|
|
