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I have a completed Flex Mobile application, built for the Blackberry Playbook. I would like to have it so the application could run on the desktop. I don’t mean in the simulator, I mean as an actual application on Windows.
Is this possible/easy to do? How could this be done?
Generally, with Flex Builder I would create a new project, with the same code. Or, ideally, move the shared code into a library project; then you can easily share it between the two projects.
If you’re using a build tool, such as ANT or Maven, you should be able to use the SDK w/ different compiler flags to create your release builds from the exact same source base.
Of course, in most cases you won’t want to use the same exact code in a mobile app that you use in a desktop app.