Did you figure anything out? I'm hitting the same issue.

I have the same problem, the worst is that in an earlier version of my ANE work without this error. Have you learned anything?

If I disable linking with shared libraries get other error...

I have written a Native Extension using XCode 4.2, AIR SDK 3.1 and Flashbuilder 4.6.

The extension can do the registration for Apple Push Notification Services and transport

the device token up to the Flex coding layer.

Initially, I wanted to do it, using the FREDispatchStatusEventAsync method, that I would

call from

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- (void)application:(UIApplication *)app didRegisterForRemoteNotificationsWithDeviceToken:(NSData *)deviceToken {

  }

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and use a custom event at the Flex/Actionscript layer to receive the token, once it has

been sent to the device.

In order to do that, you must implement the UIApplicationDelegate Protocol

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#import <UIKit/UIKit.h>

#import "FlashRuntimeExtensions.h"

@interface UINativePushAppDelegate : NSObject <UIApplicationDelegate>

@property(nonatomic, assign) id<UIApplicationDelegate> delegate;

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and call something like

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delegate = [[UINativePushAppDelegate alloc] init];

     [[UIApplication sharedApplication] setDelegate:delegate];

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from your static library.

But, when I called FREDispatchStatusEventAsync from didRegisterForRemoteNotificationsWithDeviceToken

the application would crash. I was able to call FREDispatchStatusEventAsync from the static context though.

I solved this problem by saving the device token in a variable and calling a getter method from the Actionscript

layer.

This means, of course, that I have to guess the time it takes, until the device token has been sent to the device

or call the method in a loop, until it does not return null or something.

For the sake of better handling I tried to implement a timer within the objective-c part of my native extension.

But that wasn't possible as well, because it seems that some parts of the code I needed to use for that - basically

the clock - are realized as a shared object. Which was a problem, because the compiler option

"Enable linking with shared libraries" had to be turned of, or the application would crash, soon after launching the application and without this option I would get an error message from Flexbuilder on the final packaging process that should produce the ipa-File, telling me, that the file could not be built. (The error message was crap, and told me to try two different compiler flags that obviously would not solve my problem, as one was related to the mips architecture and the other... I don't remember)

I would be glad to help fixing this, so If anyone responsible needs more detail, feel free to ask.

Am 12/28/11 8:03 PM, schrieb rusty120:

 

Re: iOS Blocks do not work in Native Extensions created by rusty120 in Flex - View the full discussion Not sure if my issue was exactly the same. I did get the same error/crash though. My experience was everything worked until I tried to link with a foundation class. I ended up uninstalling XCode 4.2 and re-installing 4.1. Everything works fine now. After re-installing 4.1, I copied it to new directory /developer-4.1  and reinstalled 4.2. I have to use 4.1 to build the native extension, but still use 4.2 for everything else. Can't say I really know why extensions built with 4.2 where failing. Replies to this message go to everyone subscribed to this thread, not directly to the person who posted the message. To post a reply, either reply to this email or visit the message page: [http://forums.adobe.com/message/4106905#4106905] To unsubscribe from this thread, please visit the message page at [http://forums.adobe.com/message/4106905#4106905]. In the Actions box on the right, click the Stop Email Notifications link. Start a new discussion in Flex by email or at Adobe Forums For more information about maintaining your forum email notifications please go to http://forums.adobe.com/message/2936746#2936746.

 

Not clear, dude. Can you be a bit more precise? What did you have working, what Objective-C classes/methods did you use? Did you use Flashbuilder 4.6? So far, I got, that you used XCode 4.1.

Hey fabian3,

I've encountered the same problem, have you had any luck in resolving as yet?

Read my entire post. I resolved by using a workaround. I saved the device token in a variable

and called a getter method from Actionscript layer. Events work basically, but you can't call

them from all possible contexts, as for example the application crashes, when you do it

from didregisterwithdevicetoken method.

Sorry I wasn't specific enough. We are using a similar technique to store the device token and retrieve it directly from the AS. But we are encountering some additional problems.

If we set the delegate in the ContextInitializer function and create the extension context in the main actionscript application constructor, the application crashes with a stageLoaded error, seems there must be some default ANE stuff done via the app delegate ?

If we delay the extension creation, the delegation works, but we can't seem to call any of the FRE functions after that? Do these work for you?

Thanks for your response by the way!