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The runtime classes are organized in a package
structure, as in the following:
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window.runtime.flash.desktop.NativeApplication
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window.runtime.flash.desktop.ClipboardManager
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window.runtime.flash.filesystem.FileStream
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window.runtime.flash.data.SQLDatabase
Included
in the AIR SDK is an AIRAliases.js file that provide “alias” definitions that
let you access the runtime classes with less typing. For example,
you can access the classes listed above by simply typing the following:
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air.NativeApplication
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air.Clipboard
-
air.FileStream
-
air.SQLDatabase
This list is just
a short subset of the classes in the AIRAliases.js file. The complete
list of classes and package-level functions is provided in the
Adobe AIR API Reference for HTML Developers
.
In
addition to commonly used runtime classes, the AIRAliases.js file
includes aliases for commonly used package-level functions:
window.runtime.trace()
,
window.runtime.flash.net.navigateToURL()
,
and
window.runtime.flash.net.sendToURL()
, which
are aliased as
air.trace()
,
air.navigateToURL()
,
and
air.sendToURL()
.
To use the AIRAliases.js file, include the
following
script
reference in your HTML page:
<script src="AIRAliases.js"></script>
Adjust
the path in the
src
reference, as needed.
Important:
Except where noted, the JavaScript example
code in this documentation assumes that you have included the AIRAliases.js
file in your HTML page.
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