Adobe Air and .NET

Question

I Adobe Air completly JavaScript? Can't I use a .NET language like VB.NET or C#.NET?

Thanks

Possess

You can also use ActionScript 3 or Flex. – Porker

Answer 1

Yes you can use .NET with Adobe AIR,

visit : tutorial

Also stay tuned to Adobe's site as they can announce a plug in for Visual Studio 2008 any time (that supports Flex)

meanwhile you can use this another supported plugin

Lamont

Excellent! I was awaiting this. – Possess

Answer 2

As the official answer states, Adobe Air does not support .Net languages. If you are looking for something similar for Windows desktop programming that does support .Net I would suggest WPF. The WPF Unleashed book is pretty good if you want to come up to speed quickly.

WPF is build into .Net 3.0 and 3.5, and runs on WinXP SP2, Vista, and Win2k3 and Win2k8 Servers.

Note: This was written when another answer was marked as the accepted "official" answer.

Tanny

Answer 3

You cant use .net language directly in Adobe AIR apps (at least not yet). The best solution is to proxy calls between the AIR app and .net code:

http://www.mikechambers.com/blog/2008/01/17/commandproxy-net-air-integration-proof-of-concept/

mike chambers

[email protected]

Turnabout

Answer 4

No, you cannot use .NET languages for Adobe Air.

Vaginate

Answer 5

No you cannot use .Net to write Adobe AIR apps directly, you can only consume(provide data to AIR apps) any backend services that uses .NET, PHP, Java, or Coldfusion. You can only create adobe Adobe AIR apps with Flex, Actionscript in Flash/Flex Builder or Javascript/HTML/CSS(Ajax) in Flash Pro.

Hoodoo