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Artemis Test AIR - opening a Text Editor
| By Rich Tretola | May 4, 2007 |  Print This Post
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Running on Windows:
To run this on Window, simply unzip the artemis_w_command.zip file and double click on run.bat.
Then install and run the ArtemisTextEditor.air file. It will recognize Windows vs Mac and will guess at the location of NotePad on Windows or TextEdit on Mac.
As long as it says that the connection to Artemis has been established the Launch Button will be active and it will launch NotePad or TextEdit.
Running on Mac:
Although, I have run this successfully on my Mac by running the Java project within eclipse following the directions here. Unfortunately due to my limitations with shell scripts, this download contains only a windows bat file. Just make sure you also add this jar when in Step 8 of the directions.
If you can create a .sh file, please send it to me and I will update this post to make the launching of the app much easier for Mac users.
After you have the java files running within eclipse, install and run the ArtemisTextEditor.air file.
Thanks to Gonzalo Huerta for creating the CommandHolder classes and the guys at EffectiveUI for the Artemis project.
Rich
Topics: Adobe AIR, Artemis/Merapi |
February 8th, 2008 at 5:22 pm
can you post the source?
February 8th, 2008 at 6:00 pm
This was an Apollo app so the code would not be of much value anymore.
February 8th, 2008 at 6:57 pm
Excuse me for my bad English. If you can help me you can post me at tiziano.residori(at)gmail.com.
I’d use it for testing my AIR app with Artemis framework. I use them for running a native application with some parameters (eg: my_app.exe -my_parameter c:\my_report.rpt)
can you help me?