Adobe AIR Development

[medianetic]

Hello,

this is kind of weird, but i can't execute the command line on windows 7 because of the long path and whitespaces ...

I want to execute the command:

"C:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe\Adobe Flash Builder 4\sdks\blackberry-tablet-sdk-0.9.2\bin\blackberry-airpackager.bat -package App.bar -installApp -launchApp App-app.xml App.swf [blackberry-tablet-icon.png] -device [192.168.91.129] -password [pwd]"

If i do so, i get the error:

The Command "C:\Program" is wrong ... (because of whitespaces)

Besides, i am not sure about the "blackberry-airpackager.bat". I don't have a exe on windows, will the .bat do the job?

Any ideas?

Thank you!

[JRab]

hey medianetic,

welcome to the forums! try to surround your folders with quotes like below and see what happens:

"C:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe\Adobe Flash Builder 4\sdks\blackberry-tablet-sdk-0.9.2\bin\"blackberry-airpackager.bat -package App.bar -installApp -launchApp App-app.xml App.swf blackberry-tablet-icon.png -device 192.168.91.129 -password CHANGE_THIS

Also remove the brackets as they may cause problems, you dont need them. also make sure that the password you have is what is in the simulator (without brackets). where i wrote CHANGE_THIS change it to your password. also remember to have the quotes exactly where i had them. hope that helps. good luck!

[medianetic]

Thank you, i changed it, as you said.

It seems to work, but now i get this error:

"The command java is wrong written or cant be found" (translation from german)

I don't understand the bat file but java is called in the bat file:

"@java -Xmx512M ..."

Should be a path problem also, how do i fix this?

[JRab]

hey,

do you have Java Runtime Environment 1.6 installed on your system and have the proper path values set?

[medianetic]

hey,

i was quite sure i've java runtimes installed. Just in case, i ve just installed it again, also to ensure global paths should be ok. Same result. I don't know, where to check the path, but it should be ok after a new installation.

kind regards

Nick

[JRab · Accepted solution]

hey,

here is a link to a page that should help you figure out the path issue and to manually fix it:

http://superuser.com/questions/12695/javac-command-not-found

the instructions are under Windows XP but should be able to transfer to Windows 7. good luck!

[medianetic]

Hey,

thanks, it's working now.

After resetting the global path for java, i've needed to restart again. 

kind regards

Nick