Comment from Silvia
This integration soduns great, thanks.And for all the Flash haters, here are a few points:1. The reason Flash eats up CPU and is perceived to have poor performance is because that 95% of the time the most ambitious, rich, animation-heavy content is delivered via Flash. Therefore it's likely to tax your system. Ambitious, animation-heavy HTML5 content will tax your system in exactly the same way. It isn't the runtime, it's the type of content. What's more, inefficiently coded HTML5 content will crash or slow up your browser the same as poorly programmed Flash content will.2. The reason clients ask for content to be built in Flash is because they need to deliver the most expressive content possible to their customers in the most efficient way possible. Their customers aren't sandle wearing Linux enthusiasts, they're ordinary people who simply enjoy rich experiences in their browser. HTML5 is years and years away from being able to deliver similarly rich content, for similar costs, if ever. Flash now has some very advanced features for expressivity and animation, nothing of the type exists for HTML5 at the moment, and from the look of some of the early HTML5 stuff it has an awful long way to go.3. The Flash development community is massive, creative, experienced and passionate. This is the 3million+ strong community of experienced guys sitting in jobs right now generating content for commercial clients across the world 24/7. This infrastructure and depth of experience simply doesn't exist at the moment for HTML5. Perhaps HTML5 will catch up, perhaps it won't, but in the mean time it's Google responsibility to support this content, the infrastructure and the end users as completely as possible.4. The best way for Google to protect users from security flaws in Flash is to more tightly integrate it with the browser and hopefully start work to bring it inside the Chrome sandbox. To not undertake work because of some kind of techno-snobbery is to put users at more risk in the long term.
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Hi Jmg, If you use captive rtniume with an AIR application it bundles the AIR rtniume within that application package. The bundled rtniumes are independent of other applications, and each Application will need to have the rtniume bundled with it separately. Each of your 4 applications will need to have the rtniume embedded within it, which will get uninstalled if the user uninstalls the application. If one application has the bundled rtniume, it can not be used to run other AIR applications on the device. I hope this helps!
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