Adobe AIR Development

[Ebscer]

I am trying to use some invokation methods in my app. However it always fails on the line

import qnx.invoke.InvokeAction

 with the message of

Definition qnx.invoke:InvokeManager could not be found

 I am not sure where else this class could be hidden. I am using the Gold BB10 SDK

[Ebscer]

The issue may be related to the linking of QNXDevice.ane but that all looks as if it is set up properly. I am listing <extensionID>qnx.system.QNXDevice</extensionID> in my .xml file and have included QNXDevice.ane in the packaging...

The .ane is attaching properly. This is actually failing on the step before where amxmlc is not properly creating the .swf so I am thinking that I need to link against a related .swc but am not sure which one...

[UberschallSamsara]

I looked through all the gold SDK swc's with the package explorer in my IDE and didn't find the qnx.invoke package.

The tutorial does't mention what swc this package supposedly lives in.

RIM:   help?

[jtegen]

Are you importing:
import qnx.invoke.InvokeManager;
?
Odd that it is failing on an import that is not the manager.
I only have the device and skin ane linked and I do not get the error.

Do you have "Add platform specific libraries to library path" checked?

I looked into all the QNX SWC files that are in my project and I dont see the invoke directory anywhere, so I have to assume it is in the device ANE.

[Ebscer]

I am doing this from the command line.

Thing is that QNXSkins.ane is working fine. I am going to try and see if I can get this to work in a more bare bones program...

[UberschallSamsara · Accepted solution]

Yep, that's where it is (QNXDevice.ane).  I was confused by 1) The fact that I haven't read up on how ANE's really work and are packaged, and 2) the fact that the fuse.ui components except for the skins, live in qnxui.swc.

I'm using FlashDevelop, not Flash Builder, but once I added the device ANE to the library it compiles fine.

BTW I just use FlashDevelop compile for flushing gross errors of syntax & linkage; for sim & device targeted

builds I use the commandline.  For anyone reading this who uses the commandline as well, and who hits

this problem, you'll (apparenly) need to add the full path to the device ANE to your library path options, i.e.

I added:

-compiler.library-path %BBSDKPATH%\frameworks\libs\qnx\ane\QNXDevice.ane

to my amxmlc commandline, and all was forgiven.   (This is in a Windows batch file, hence the

backslashes, and %BBSDKPATH% contains the path to my SDK install).

Edit:  Note that per the compiler docs, "You can specify a directory or individual SWC files."  For the

SWC's I link to, I just supply the directory path.  I tried to do that for the device ANE and it wouldn't take;

I had to put QNXDevice.ane on the tail of the path to get it to compile.

[Ebscer]

That fixed it. Odd that it works differently from QNXSkins.ane

Also seems to work with a relative path...