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I have to develope a simple desktop application. I have to call my Jar behind it. I am thinking that I should have Adobe Air interface that will call my Jar.
Is it possible in Air. If yes, then I am going to learn Adobe Air, otherwise I will develope it in Swing.
Thanks.
Air won’t know what to do with the jar file. If it was allowed Air could call java and pass it the jar (assuming java was installed), but I don’t believe AIR apps have the capability to do system calls.
You’re probably best off just sticking with Java, or replacing the jar with a flash library that accomplishes the same thing. You really don’t want to mix technologies if you can avoid it.