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Copyright (c) 2010 Knut Ahlers
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When you are building the app at the first time after the checkout you will
have to generate a certificate for signing it. A selfsigned development
certificate can be generated by invoking make makecert. This will generate
a quite unsecure certificate with the password set to 'password'. Please don't
use this for any official build!
After you got your certificate just build the app invoking make. This will
put together the .air-file, assemble a XML document for the update mechanism
and put everything into your folder called 'build'.
To get your own URLs into the build you'll have to do some work for it:
Edit every of this files:
- 'quickurlmanager_upd.xml' (It's the Template for your update document.)
- 'vendor/update.xml' (The information for the app where to search the updates)
- 'QuickURLManager.html' (The about dialog is placed here.)
And maybe there is some other work to do for your own and personalized version. You should find out yourself.
There are also some shell scripts in the root of the source tree. Look at them and learn what they are doing.
