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1. Re: updateConfig.xml URL: How to predict it?
Quentin T Mar 9, 2011 8:35 AM (in response to Quentin T)Another question, related to server-side compilation of AIR apps.
Is there a way to find an "app unique" applicationKey parameter for the LicenceManager?
In the "Get Application Key" tab of InMarket they say: "MY_APPLICATION_KEY is a unique 32 digit GUID value" but when I use the "Search Names and IDs" tab and test different values it looks like anything is accepted. Is there a format to respect?
Thanks.
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2. Re: updateConfig.xml URL: How to predict it?
MyShibuya-3XdvMt Mar 10, 2011 10:22 AM (in response to Quentin T)Sorry for the difficulty you're having. The screen on InMarket that you're referring to helps you determine a unique application name and application id. Both of those entities are different than the application key which is a 32 digit guid. The application key is used as a parameter to the checkLicense() call. It is immutable for the life time of the application. You can find various online tools or applications which auto-generate guids.
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3. Re: updateConfig.xml URL: How to predict it?
MyShibuya-3XdvMt Mar 10, 2011 10:31 AM (in response to Quentin T)1. What is the format to use?
Since your applications are built using AIR 2.5 then you should use this format:
http://apprepo.adobe.com/apprepo/201011/updates/[your.appid.here]/update.xml?version=2.5
IMPORTANT: replace [your.appid.here] with your application id.2. Is the
/201011/ part of the URL some kind of date code?
This is an internal value which you a user need not be concerned about. Please do not change it. It must be 201011.
3. Will it change in the future?
NO.
4. Are the docs up-to-date?
YES.
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4. Re: updateConfig.xml URL: How to predict it?
Quentin T Mar 10, 2011 11:27 AM (in response to MyShibuya-3XdvMt)Thanks for all these answers.
Don't know why but I didn't see the 2.5 specific stuff in the docs... Sorry!
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5. Re: updateConfig.xml URL: How to predict it?
Shikha Bhargava Mar 10, 2011 11:57 AM (in response to Quentin T)In order to address your questions we have updated the InMarket documentation, specifically section 2 of this page:
http://learn.adobe.com/wiki/display/InMarket/4.8+Configuring+your+application+for+updates
Also, the 201011 part of the url is a versioning system of our APIs. This url shouldn’t change, but the version parameter can.
Let me know if you have any further questions.


