1. Install the Adobe Flash Builder 4.5 development environment. Http://www.adobe.com/products/flash-builder.html. The directory after installation is shown in 1:
Figure 1 Adobe Flash Builder 4.5 installation directory
The installation page of Adobe Flash Builder 4.5 is shown in figure 2.
Figure 2 interface effect
The debugging Interface 3 is shown below:
Figure 3 debugging window
2. Install the Android Simulator
To install the Android simulator, download the sdk from the official website and create a new simulator. We deploy our own applications on the simulator. Android simulator: http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html.
(1) install the simulator
Double-click SDK Setup.exe, as shown in figure 4.
Figure 4 initialization process
After the installation is complete, install the required APIs in [Installed Packages. 5.
Figure 5 Installed Packages
Create a new simulator and click Virtual Devices to create a new simulator, as shown in Figure 6:
Figure 6 simulator Configuration
3. Install the Adobe AIR runtime environment to the simulator
Now, the environment required for development has been installed, and the Adobe AIR running environment simulator is installed. Note: 1. Where is the running APK file. It took me a lot of effort to find out. I have downloaded more than N from the Internet, downloaded from foreign websites, and downloaded from csdn. It took me a long time to handle this. However, the village was finally found. Under the directory where 4.5 is installed, go to the sdk. Install the tool in the installation directory AIRSDK> runttimes> air> android> emulator> runtime.apk.copy the runtime.apk. file to the Android-sdk-path/tools/directory.
The installation command is Android-sdk-path/tools/adb-e install Runtime.apk.
The next lecture is the HelloWorld program, which describes how to deploy your own program to the simulator.