Address Book - AIR SQLite example application

This is an example I originally wrote to use along with the Adobe AIR documentation, or perhaps as a supplementary “quick start” sample. In the end the scope of the example was too big for the documentation, so I cut it. However, I think it is useful for demonstrating a number of techniques — both beginner and intermediate — for working with the SQLite database engine that’s included with AIR.

Download the source (37kb .zip)

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The app is a basic address book/contact list, with a list of contacts and a detail view where you can edit contacts or add new contacts:

Screen capture of the AddressBook application showing the main contact list and a single detail record

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2 Comments so far

  1. December 8th, 2008 at 3:17 am
    naseer ahmad mughal is reported to have said:

    How can i install and run this application on my local system…

    Plz do assist me ASAP.

    regards,

  2. December 8th, 2008 at 12:16 pm
    Paul Robertson is reported to have said:

    @naseer:

    Since this project is really intended as an example application (i.e. as source code you can look at) I didn’t bother providing a .air file for installing it.

    If you want to test the application, you can compile it using the Flex SDK or Flex Builder and try it out. You can also use either one of those tools to create a .air file that you can install (assuming you have the AIR runtime installed on your machine).

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