Adobe has announced a beta for Apollo. With it is a name change with a trademark. The new name is AIR standing for Adobe Integrated Runtime. As well in beta is Flex 3.
Adobe describes AIR as follows:
"AIR is a cross-operating system runtime that allows developers to use their existing web development skills to build and deploy rich Internet applications to the desktop. "
You can get the information and downloads at Adobe labs.
I was experimenting with the Adobe ASDoc tool. Adobe uses it for its on-line API documentation for Flex, Apollo and Actionscript.
In my case I had a com folder with my own domain, com.hosford. I also had com.otherDomains from various sources such as books I purchased where the author provided a library of code.
I wanted to create the docs for all of the com.hosford portion and not include other com.otherDomains. In fact I wanted to limit the docs to com.hosford.practice. This is a place for examples and experiments and future code snippets, a play area.
The folder layout is as follows:
com/hosford/practice/... various
apps/practice
In apps/practice is the command file for ASDocs. I wanted ASDocs to create a folder called Practice-Docs in apps/practice.
The ASDocs switch to use was -doc-sources. The command line in a Windows batch file worked out as follows (all on one line):