Adobe AIR Development

[jtegen]

Thanks. Where can the Push Receiver sample app be downloaded from?

[analytik]

Here you go: https://github.com/blackberry/Samples-for-AIR/tree/bb10

[mdandrea]

I would just grab the zip of the source code here: 

https://developer.blackberry.com/air/beta/files/release/samples/PushServiceAIR_SampleApp.zip

It has everything you want (i.e. the PushReceiver.bar for you to try out and then the source code itself).

See the steps from the README.md file here to get started:

https://github.com/blackberry/Samples-for-AIR/tree/bb10/PushSampleApp

Let me know if you run into any issues.

Thanks,

Matt

[mdandrea · Accepted solution]

Just a quick comment about the "VerifyError: Error #1014: Class mx.core::BitmapAsset could not be found." error.

I've encountered this error myself in Flash Builder 4.6.

Here's how I've usually fixed it:

1. Right click on your project in Flash Builder 4.6 and go to properties.

2. Click on ActionScript Build Packaging and then on the BlackBerry option.

3. Click on the Native Extensions tab.

4. Make sure that there is a Package checkmark for each of the ANEs.  (The ANEs you should have listed are QNXDevice.ane, QNXSkins.ane, and BlackBerryPushService.ane.)

Thanks,

Matt

[analytik]

Thanks! That indeed was the problem - I've added all the ANEs to my project, but neglected the "package" checkbox, as on terrible UI of Eclipse, these were scrolled out of view in the Native Extensions tab. It all works now.

[analytik]

That said, in
https://github.com/blackberry/Samples-for-AIR/tree/bb10/PushSampleApp
I think this step (checking the Package checkbox) is neglected - should be listed after step 9.

[mdandrea]

Agreed.  I'll make sure the documentation is updated for the next update to the sample app.

Thanks,

Matt