ACTIONSCRIPT 3 Developer’s Guide en

ACTIONSCRIPT 3.0 DEVELOPER’S GUIDE
AIR application invocation and termination
Flex example
0){
logEvent("Arguments: " + invokeEvent.arguments.toString());
} else {
logEvent("--no arguments--");
}
public function logEvent(entry:String):void {
log.text += entry + "\n";
trace(entry);
}
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Invoking an AIR application on user login
Adobe AIR 1.0 and later
An AIR application can be set to launch automatically when the current user logs in by setting the NativeApplication
startAtLogin property to true. Once set, the application automatically starts whenever the user logs in. It continues
to launch at login until the setting is changed to false, the user manually changes the setting through the operating
system, or the application is uninstalled. Launching at login is a run-time setting. The setting only applies to the
current user. The application must be installed to successfully set the startAtLogin property to true. An error is
thrown if the property is set when an application is not installed (such as when it is launched with ADL).
Note: The application does not launch when the computer system starts. It launches when the user logs in.
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