Problems with AIR for DW extension

[databell]

Is anyone having luck with the AIR for Dreamweaver component? I've got it
installed but I try to export an AIR project all I ever get is stuff like this:

File does not exist: /Users/databell/Library/Application
Support/Adobe/Dreamweaver
9/Configuration/Temp/FlashElements/ImageViewer/application.xml

[Nancy - Adobe Comm. Expert]

What version of DW are you using? I think it has to be CS3 to work. And
yes, it works here.


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"databell" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
news:f8888q$prs$1@forums.macromedia.com...

> Is anyone having luck with the AIR for Dreamweaver component? I've got it
> installed but I try to export an AIR project all I ever get is stuff like
> this:
>
> File does not exist: /Users/databell/Library/Application
> Support/Adobe/Dreamweaver
> 9/Configuration/Temp/FlashElements/ImageViewer/application.xml
>

[databell]

It is CS3.

[ego7]

I have CS3 and it gives me the same error
I can't find a work around that

[Optimac]

I am also experiencing problems. I am running DWCS3 build 3481, Mac OS X 10.5.4
on an Intel MacBook, and AIR 1.0 (the 1.1 updater page still provides v. 1.0
download) according to the file info, and I've tried completely re-imaging my
computer and cleanly installing DWCS3, AIR, the extension, etc.

The problems are centered on either selecting an existing certificate or
trying to create a new one:

1. Select an existing cert ~ selecting a previously-created certificate and
entering in the *correct* password still results in a "could not load keystore
file (password may be incorrect)" error. The cert is located one directory
above the app folder, and it works fine via the command-line adt tool.

2. Create a new cert, 1st attempt ~ attempting to create a new cert and
selecting to place it in a central project folder within my home directory
fails. I get an "unexpected failure: /scott/Documents/Projects/Optimac.pfx (No
such file or directory)" error. Look closely at that path. The actual path I
selected to save this cert to is
"/Volumes/data/scott/Documents/Projects/Optimac.pfx." My disk is partitioned
and my home folder is located on the "data" partition, whereas my operating
system and applications are located at "/Volumes/os." (Mac OS X 10.5 enables
locating your home directory on separate partitions, and I have not encountered
any other problems with this configuration since Leopard was released, up until
now.) It looks like Dreamweaver erroneously misconstrued my home directory as
existing on root ("/"). So...

3. Create new cert, 2nd attempt ~ if I create the new cert at root ("/"), that
process completes successfully, but then if I select it and click "Create Air
file" I get an "unable to create temp file in output directory" error.

As is, I cannot create an AIR app in Dreamweaver.