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NiK's AroRa
NiK's AroRa

Reputation: 33

Can we use Flash content in an Android application?

Will Flash content work in applications on Android Jelly Bean, as it's not supporting Flash... Share your knowledge about this..

Upvotes: 2

Views: 196

Answers (1)

Jason Sturges
Jason Sturges

Reputation: 15955

Whether mobile devices support Flash / AIR player runtime plugins or not, apps may always be packaged with Captive Runtime.

A captive runtime bundle is a package that includes your application code along with a dedicated version of the runtime. An application packaged in this manner uses the bundled runtime instead of the shared runtime installed elsewhere.

Users can then run the application even on a device that does not already have AIR installed on it. Depending on the platform to which you are exporting the package, you can use a captive runtime or a shared runtime.

Captive runtime is mandatory for iOS devices.

Flash apps packaged with captive runtime may be deployed regardless of mobile browser Flash integration.

Upvotes: 2

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