Adobe AIR Development

[mwille64]

I'm developing with Flash Builder 4.6 and the latest BlackBerry SDK for OS10.

When I create a new mobile project following library entries are added to the project:

C:\Program Files (x86)\Research In Motion\blackberry-tablet-sdk-3.1.0\frameworks\libs\air\qnx-air.swc

C:\Program Files (x86)\Research In Motion\blackberry-tablet-sdk-3.1.0\frameworks\libs\qnx

C:\Program Files (x86)\Research In Motion\blackberry-tablet-sdk-3.1.0\frameworks\libs\blackberry

With theses entries I'm unable to import any of the qnx.invoke.* classes. They simply do not appear in the list of available libs.

Researching the problem did not bring up much information. However I stumbled about a related posting mentioning something about ANE entries. So I looked into the frameworks subdirectories and found this...

C:\Program Files (x86)\Research In Motion\blackberry-tablet-sdk-3.1.0\frameworks\libs\qnx\ane

After adding this path to the Library path in the project properties, I'm no able to see and select the qnx libs/classes.

However, I receive errors for the import related code lines...

import qnx.invoke.InvokeManager;

1172: Definition qnx.invoke:InvokeManager could not be found.

Is there something that I'm missing?

Any help is much appreciated.

[Verdave]

I also had trouble importing qnx-classes. 

In my case i missed an extra checkbox, near the imported ANEs.

In Flex, Paket-Explorer 

-> right click on your project

-> select "properties"

-> Build Packaging (not Build-Path)

 -> Blackberry

  ->Tab "Native extensions"

   -> 3rd row: Paket-checkbox: enable/check for each single ANE you want to use. Simply adding them to the buildpath seems not to be enougth, these checkboxes have to be enabled too.

[pyth]

when you imported blackberry-tablet-sdk-3.1.0\frameworks\libs\blackberry, you should have imported the blackberry.swc as well. The InvokeManager and the other invoke-classesare there. In the package structure of flash Builder, there's normally a folder named something like 'imported libs' or something, and all the .swc's you use should be there. Can you check your paths again? Don't know about the ANE folders though

[mwille64]

Don't have any entries in the ANE table.

[mwille64]

The blackberry.swc is already listed as part of the blackberry swc folder. The same applies to the qnx folder/swc.

[mwille64]

OK, problem solved. I just simply added the ANE folders under the Library path tab instead of the ANE tab.

**bleep**, sometimes you dont see the woods for all the trees.