Thank you
You can read about the AIR native extension here
This is a very new feature, but the point is that you can use the native code SDK and AIR applications This means that your application will be able to call the native SDK and receive events from the native SDK.
Basically, if you want to display the native SDK in a Flex/AIR application Function, you can create native code to achieve what you need (in most cases only very little coding is needed), bridge it using the ActionScript interface, and package it as a native extension of .ane (air)). The behavior of this extension Similar to the actionscript library, you can reuse it for all Flex projects if you are interested.
The links mentioned above also provide some examples – native notifications are in it…
< p>Because of its fairly new features, only few examples are provided, but it is not difficult to write your own native extension for the native features you want – I made it myself and it works…(here is simple native extension tutorial)
So, the result is – you can display any native function in a Flex application, as long as you have a native extension…
flex mobile Does it support in-app purchases, push notifications, etc. that can run on all supported mobile platforms (iOS, Android, Blackberry playbook)?
Thank you
Currently, the AIR native extension “supports” “all” native mobile functions.
You can read about the AIR native extension here
< p>This is a very new feature, but the point is that you can build a bridge between the native code SDK and the AIR application. This means that your application will be able to call the native SDK, and from the native SDK Receive events.
Basically, if you want to display native functions in a Flex/AIR application, you can create Native code to achieve what you need (in most cases only very little coding is needed), bridge it using the ActionScript interface, and package it as a native extension of .ane (air). This extension behaves like an actionscript library , If you are interested, you can reuse it for all Flex projects.
The links mentioned above also provide some examples – native notifications are in it…
Because of its Quite new feature, only a few examples are provided, but it is not difficult to write your own native extension for the native features you want – I made it myself and it works…(here is simple native extension tutorial)
So, the result is – you can display any native function in the Flex application, as long as you have the native extension…