Cool. Am working to complete it.  I think I'll release it before it is finished, and release updates as I go.

It is written in Delphi 6 as that is what I have.  If anybody has Delphi for Mac and is willing to port the code, let me know and i'll send you the source.  Unfortunately I've used a bit of platform dependent code for file IO, but it shouldn't be too hard to replace.

As updates become available I will edit the original post.

That is fantastic work, BarakHarel

My tool can be found here: http://www.pixelthismobile.com/blog/3/04/2011/adt-helper-tool

Unfortunately I am unable to edit the original post with the updated details. 

ADTHelper works very similar to BarakHarels tool, but is perhaps a little more polished (sorry BarakHarel, no offence intended).  For example:

- You can set all options (like your AIR directory) by browsing for them

- Image previews for icons and launch screens

- Auto-create/resize all icons from a single 512 pixel icon

- Auto-incrementing build number

- Advanced options (Status bar style, Display res, etc)

Instructions:

- Download http://www.pixelthismobile.com/blog/3/04/2011/adt-helper-tool

- Unzip to a folder

- Run the exe (no need to install)

- Browse for your AIR directory

- Like the tool in CS5, browse for all your other required files and select your options

- Hit [Compile for iOS]

- A new folder is created next to your swf

- All icons, images, swf and otehr files are copies here

- Once the ADT finishes, the IPA is also here

There are still some problems I am working on.  Here is a list of unsupported features that are coming soon!

- Launch screens aren't working 100% yet

- URL schemes not implemented yet

- Debug IP not supported yet

- Capabiliy limiting (WiFi, GPS, Front-facing camera etc) not yet implemented

- Android support coming soon

Feedback welcome

Hi magro01 - you aren't making any mistakes.  It looks like a 'path' error - the OS can't find the ADT because it isn't in the path environmental variable.  I'll update the app to fix this, but in the meantime you may have to add it manually.

See:

http://help.adobe.com/en_US/air/build/WS5b3ccc516d4fbf351e63e3d118666a de46-7fd9.html

And:

http://help.adobe.com/en_US/air/build/WSfffb011ac560372f-71994050128cc a87097-8000.html#WS2d929364fa0b8137-78b25bdf12a498897d1-7fff

you'll need to add the path to the AIR SDK bin directory manually.

or you could just wait for me to release a fix

Hi Pekingman - no screenshot What was the error?  And what was the change you made to the bat file?

If we keep it on the forums ratehr than MSN than everyone can see the problem and solution.

Hi Touchgen - does a dos window pop up and start to run ADT on the command line?

Could you run the batch file manually and tell; me the error?  To do that:

1) Open the start menu and type 'cmd' (without quotes) to open a dos window

2) Find the bat file (should be in an 'ios' subfolder next to your swf)

3) Right click and select 'properties'.  Copy the 'Location' field (path to the bat file)

4) in the CMD window, type 'CD' followed by a space and then paste the location (right-click, paste), and hit enter

5) now type 'build.bat' and hit enter

Now wauit for the error message and let me know what it is.

By the way - what OS are you using?

Hmm. Have you set your java source path (JRE) in the advanced tab?  You may need to do this from the sounds of it.

Are you able to paste your batch file contents?

Have you managed to use the ADT at all in the past on your windows Windows 7 setup?  Or is this your first attempt at compiling for iOS using the ADT?

Just getting some background.

Ah I see -

I will put some more instructions in my app on how to set up your system.  It is not enough to just have the Adobe AIR SDK installed, you also need the latest version of the Java JRE (Run Time Environment).  This is not a requirement of my tool - this is actually part of how AIR works.  This from the Adobe docs on installing AIR 2.6 SDK:

http://help.adobe.com/en_US/air/build/WS2d8d13466044a7337d7adee0124069 59c52-8000.html

The AIR command-line tools require Java to be installed your computer. You can use the Java virtual machine from either the JRE or the JDK (version 1.5 or newer). The Java JRE and the Java JDK are available at http://java.sun.com/.

You can download it here: http://java.com/en/download/index.jsp

Something good, or something bad?

Hopefully you'll now have an 'ios' folder with an IPA in it! (along with other things).

It can take a loooooong time. The ADT is known for that.

No problem touchgen.

UPDATE

A small update to make the 'high resolution' option more obvious (for retina displays).

Next I will be adding support for files (at the moment it only handles launch images, but I will be adding support for any other files)

Homepage for ADT Helper tool

Well, just like the error message says - your app ID has an invalid value.  I am guessing that you have left the asterisk (*) in it?

This is on the: iOS > Deplyment tab of the tool

My tool reads your ID mask out of your provisioning profile (for example mine is com.pixelthismobile.*) and you will need to replace the asterisk with your actual app ID (e.g. com.pixelthismobile.myGameName)